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@vtex/sales-app

v3.11.0

Published

Package that contains the CLI and base site to enable estensibility points on Sales App

Downloads

429

Readme

@vtex/sales-app

This repository contains the base configuration to create extensible poins inside VTEX Sales App

What's here?

  • A CLI to create a template, test locally and build your extension point to Sales App
  • A Webpack site configured to exposes the extension points using mudle-federation
  • Type definitions about Sales App extension points

Sales App CLI

USAGE
  $ sales-app [COMMAND]

COMMANDS
  build   Build your Sales App Extension Points
  create  Creates the Sales App project base structure
  dev     Start your Sales App in development mode
  help    display help for sales-app

Create Command

Creates the base structure for Sales App project

USAGE
  $ sales-app create [PATH]

ARGUMENTS
  PATH  [default: sales-app] the path where the Sales App should be created

DESCRIPTION
  Creates the base structure for Sales App project

EXAMPLES
  $ sales-app create {my_custom_path}

Dev Command

Start your Sales App in development mode

USAGE
  $ sales-app dev ACCOUNT [PATH] [PORT]

ARGUMENTS
  ACCOUNT  the account for which the dev environment should run
  PATH     [default: sales-app] the path where the Sales App is located
  PORT     [default: 5413] the first port number allocated to Sales App

DESCRIPTION
  Start your Sales App in development mode

EXAMPLES
  $ sales-app dev {account}

Build Command

Build your Sales App Extension Points

USAGE
  $ sales-app build ACCOUNT [PATH]

ARGUMENTS
  ACCOUNT  the account for which the dev environment should run
  PATH     [default: sales-app] the path where the Sales App is located

DESCRIPTION
  Build your Sales App Extension Points

EXAMPLES
  $ sales-app build {account}

Debug mode

To enable debug mode, simply set the environment variable SALES_APP_DEBUG=true, for example:

$ SALES_APP_DEBUG=true sales-app {command}

How to test the CLI locally

Setup

  • Go to instore-core/packages/sales-app-extensions
  • Run yarn link to create the yarn package link locally
  • Run yarn build to build the project
  • Start an empty nodejs project running yarn init -y outside the instore-core folder
  • Go to your empty project and run yarn link @vtex/sales-app to link the package dep in your project

Commands

You can execute the CLI commands running like this example:

$ node_modules/@vtex/sales-app/bin/dev.js dev vtexinstoredev