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ballot-box-ballot

v0.3.4

Published

Embeddable Ballot for BallotBox platform

Downloads

7

Readme

BallotBox-Ballot

About The Project

BallotBox is a custom Voting platform that lets you embed your Ballots on 3rd pary websites

Built With

  • React v18
  • Typescript
  • Chakra UI

Getting Started

You will only need the BallotBox API URL and a Ballot ID number to embed in React or 3rd party.

  • yarn
    yarn install && yarn dev

Local dev

If you are developing locally you will be using main.tsx as your entry point for changes. The widget will operate like a normal React app. You will need to change the vite.config.ts environment variable to development instead of production when dev'ing locally, but change it back to production before building.

3rd party embed dev

If you are developing for 3rd party you will want to preview changes by loading up test-embed.html

  • you will need to build the changes by running yarn build
  • you can load up faux-cdn rails server to simulate cdn hosting
    • copy ballot-box-ballot.umd.cjs to the rails server so it can be served
  • refresh test-embed.html

Deploying

The flow I'm using to handle deployment is to make changes in a branch created off of dev. Once everything is good and you're ready to publish, bump the version number in the package.json file and then run

  • npm
      npm publish
    Once that is pushed merge the branch in and update any apps using the package.

Roadmap

Roadmap is generally located inside of our Linear project but here are some pressing items:

  • [ ] Add Changelog
  • [ ] Add logged in state
  • [ ] Add ability to read cookies if found

License

Not open source 😉