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charting-starter

v1.0.0

Published

2 years ago

a generic development enviornment for developing JS in FileMaker

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JS Dev Kit for FileMaker Developers

Develop, Render, and Deploy JavaScript for a FileMaker App

This Kit

What it does

This environment allows a FileMaker developer to start coding their widget and see the results right away in a FileMaker file. Once done developing, the can be inlined and pushed to the FileMaker file for use offline. It's a template file, so you can use to start other projects.

Consists of

A repository template on Github
A basic html / JS set up.
package.json file for install
A FileMaker file to show the widget rendered
Scripts to build and upload the inlined code to FileMaker

TO GET STARTED Using this file

npm install
npm start
Open the jsDev.fmp12 file.
Allow it to work in Dev mode.

At this point you should see the web viewer on the layout load up with the HTML and JavaScript here. Edit the JavaScript or the HTML and you'll see the render in the web viewer update.

Use this kit

Now you're ready to use this kit to create awesome JS widgets.