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@jayesol/delivery-ts-integration

v1.0.1-RC

Published

Make sure that you have activator executable and it is in your path Make sure that you have sbt configured. (Refer to [Development Cycle.pdf](https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B2B1_owUNsEjZUJxRVg5TG4tcFU/view?usp=sharing) section 2.10.1) Download and

Downloads

2

Readme

Pre-installation

Make sure that you have activator executable and it is in your path
Make sure that you have sbt configured. (Refer to Development Cycle.pdf section 2.10.1)
Download and install the latest version of NodeJS.
Clone this project into your machine.

Running

npm install
gulp
activator run

Viewing

From your browser, go to localhost:9000 (replace with the port that you are running the webserver from activator accordingly)
Click Feed Messages
Open Developer Console in Chrome
Click Login
Click Subscribe
Observe messages in the Developer Console.
Click on Sample Filter commands and click on any of the filters to select it.
Click the Filter button to apply filter and observe the changes.

Modifying

Edit the file src/main/javascript/feed.ts according to your wishes.
After modifying, run the command gulp
Then run command activator run again
Repeat the steps in the viewing section.