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be.wl.serversiderendering.library

v1.0.7

Published

UI5 Library: be.wl.serversiderendering.library

Downloads

4

Readme

UI5 Library be.wl.serversiderendering.library

Insert the purpose of this project and some interesting info here...

Description

This app demonstrates a setup for developing UI5 libraries.

Requirements

Either npm or yarn for dependency management.

Preparation

Use npm (or yarn) to install the dependencies:

npm install

(To use yarn, just do yarn instead.)

Run the Library

Execute the following command to run the library locally for development in watch mode (the browser reloads the app automatically when there are changes in the source code):

npm start

As shown in the terminal after executing this command, the app is then running on http://localhost:8080/. A browser window with the URL pointing to your controls' test page should automatically open.

(When using yarn, do yarn start instead.)

Build the Library

Unoptimized (but quick)

Execute the following command to build the project and get an app that can be deployed:

npm run build

The result is placed into the dist folder. To start the generated package, just run

npm run start:dist

Note that HTML page still loads the UI5 framework from the relative URL resources/..., which does not physically exist, but is only provided dynamically by the UI5 tooling. So for an actual deployment you should change this URL to either the CDN or your local deployment of UI5.

(When using yarn, do yarn build and yarn start:dist instead.)

Check the Code

To lint the code, do:

npm run lint

(Again, when using yarn, do yarn lint instead.)

License

This project is licensed under the Apache Software License, version 2.0 except as noted otherwise in the LICENSE file.


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