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@lightningrodlabs/create-we-applet

v0.0.12

Published

Easily scaffold a [We Applet](https://npmjs.com/package/@lightningrodlabs/we-applet) UI package.

Downloads

30

Readme

@lightningrodlabs/create-we-applet

Easily scaffold a We Applet UI package.

Usage

Run this in the project subfolder where you want to create the applet:

npx @lightningrodlabs/create-we-applet [APPLET NAME]

For example:

npx @lightningrodlabs/create-we-applet notebooks

This will create a we-applet folder, with the necessary setup to create a We Applet. This would usually be a small NPM workspace inside a bigger repository.

If your project was scaffolded using npm init @holochain, here are your next steps:

  1. In your root package.json:

    1. Include the newly scaffolded package in the workspaces field.
  2. In the we-applet package, add the dependency to your local package where your elements and store live, and run npm install from the root folder of the repository.

  3. In the we-applet/src/[APPLET NAME]-applet.ts file:

    1. Instantiate your store in the firstUpdated function.
    2. Add your elements to the static get scopedElements() getter.
    3. Add your elements to the HTML for them to render appropriately.
  4. In the workdir/dna.yaml file for the generated applet, change the location of the zome.

  5. In the package.json file for the generated applect, change the CARGO_TARGET_DIR directory to which you will be compiling.

  6. Change the icon.png to the icon you would like this applet to have.