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@patternfly/pfe-tools

v4.0.1

Published

Development and build tools for PatternFly Elements and related projects

Downloads

557

Readme

@patternfly/pfe-tools

Tools and utilities for building PatternFly Elements and other design systems.

Config

Repos using pfe-tools can customize the docs pages, dev server, and custom-elements manifest generator by adding a .pfe.config.json file to the repository root.

See config.ts for info on what that file can contain.

11ty Helpers

test

Helpers for testing web components using web test runner

dev-server

Preset web-dev-server configuration.

Troubleshooting

I ran npm start but get 404 not found when the dev server launches the browser

The dev server config in pfe-tools tries its best to find the root directory of your project, but there are cases where this may not work. If you get a 404 error to index.html,

  1. Confirm that you have an index.html file in your repository root
  2. Set the rootDir option to pfeDevServerConfig, e.g.
    import { pfeDevServerConfig } from '@patternfly/pfe-tools/dev-server/config.js';
    
    export default pfeDevServerConfig({
      rootDir: '.',
    });

Make sure to do the same in web-test-runner.config.js as well, for your unit tests