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@deja-vu/designer

v0.1.3

Published

*A WYSIWYG application builder for Déjà Vu*

Downloads

8

Readme

Designer

A WYSIWYG application builder for Déjà Vu

Demo Video

Development

Run yarn start to host the app at localhost:4200 and open it in Electron. If you'd rather use a browser, run yarn serve to host the app without starting Electron (some features will be disabled).

Don't forget to start the mongo daemon with mongod in a separate shell.

Production

Run yarn prod build the app and open it in Electron. Currently the production build fails due to issues in the concepts so this is a development build.

Samples

The designer/samples/ directory contains apps built with the designer. You can open any of these in the designer and play around with them. Note that you won't be able to open the sample apps under samples/ in the designer. These were built using the HTML language.

When you save a project, the designer save a JSON file. You can load the JSON file for an app and modify it and/or export the app. If you choose to export the app, you can then run yarn in its directory to install its dependencies and yarn start to run the app at http://localhost:3000.

How to add a concept

  1. Add to package.json and install.
  2. In src/app/concept/concept.module.ts
  • Import it.
  • Import and add its documentation.
  • Add it to the importedConcepts object.