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@superalgos/teams-client

v0.0.40

Published

Superalgos Project Team client-side web app

Downloads

5

Readme

Superalgos Team Client-side Application

This is the Superalgos Team Module client-side web app a.k.a. single-page-application (SPA). We use Webpack 4 + Docker to develop locally, then build to a distribution bundle that can then be uploaded via FTP, git or used with a continuous integration workflow.

This webapp's server-side component is the apit directory.

Getting Started

Run

		npm install

then

		npm run develop

Using Docker

Get latest Docker and Docker Compose: https://docs.docker.com/compose/install/

Using Docker container for Development

To run starter kit in development mode with hot code reload execute:

Run docker container in background:

docker-compose up -d

If image issues, try running:

docker-compose up --build

then run

docker-compose up -d

To view logs

docker-compose logs -f -t

Hit Ctrl + c to exit logs without stopping service

To stop service

docker-compose down

Main Libraries

  • Webpack 4:web application bundler. Allows us to us latest newer JS ECMA features that increase productivity and code clarity. Also allows additional libraries such as modular and programmable CSS via SASS/SCSS/LESS. Provides webserver for local development.
  • React: A JavaScript library for building user interfaces.
  • Material UI: React components that implement Google's Material Design.
  • Docker