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cronofy-scheduler-embed

v0.0.8

Published

Cronofy's powerful Scheduler, embedded into your application

Downloads

6,971

Readme

Developer documentation

To setup the development environment, run:

make init

To start development, run:

make dev

If using powprox for local API hosting (our default) you can set an environment variable to tell Node about a custom root CA in your .bash_profile or equivalent:

export NODE_EXTRA_CA_CERTS="$HOME/.powprox/ssl/ca/pow-root-ca.crt"

Alternatively, though not recommended, you can disable all TLS verification:

NODE_TLS_REJECT_UNAUTHORIZED=0 make dev

This will watch the source files and rebuild whenever you save changes. It will also host the demo app (demo/index.ejs) on port 8383

You can make a one-off development build (without watching the files or serving the demo) using:

make build_dev

You can make a production build with:

make build

Releasing a new version

  1. Run make bump_X, where X is patch, minor or major
  2. Merge the change to master
  3. Run the Scheduler embed release github action