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burner_front_react

v0.14.0

Published

front of burner

Downloads

3

Readme

#burner-front

how to start working on burner-front ?
  • build the app with npm run dev
  • launch some utils with gulp which handle lint and traductions
build
  • npm run dev
    // this code will stay in dev mode
    if(process.env.NODE_ENV !== 'production' && storage.getItem('burner.debug')){
        console.log("123456789");
    }
  • npm run prod
    // this code will be deleted in production mode
    if(process.env.NODE_ENV !== 'production' && storage.getItem('burner.debug')){
        console.log("123456789");
    }
traductions
  • we handle traduction with react-intl v2

  • there are two phases

    • in the build process, babel-plugin-react-intl extracts the default keys right from the code and create files which are called files of reference in ./app/langs/default (see .babelrc)
    • in the watch process, these files of reference are the entry point of scripts/traduction.js which create/merge the i18n files (like app/langs/en.json) by adding/removing the keys in the file
  • At the end we just need to write the translations in app/langs/*.json

Creation d'une session
  • on utilise la key 'sessionCreator' du store que l'on met à jour avec sessionCreatorUpdateSession
  • voici le process d'une creation/generation, chacunes de ses actions se termine par un sessionCreatorUpdateSession
    • initializeSession
    • pushOrUpdate sur les series de la session
    • createSession
Settings
  • speech
    • bénéficie d'une popup de test pour valider le bon fonctionnement. Une fois validée, elle n'apparait plus et la feature est activée
    • expect for speechFeatureDetector and speechTestResult we should avoid manipulate localStorage directly.
deployment
  • ansible-playbook ansible/burner-deploy.yml --extra-vars="hosts=webservers version=master" --ask-vault
info
  • firefox ne supporte pas le mp3 à cause de pb de licence