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generator-sn-localdev

v0.1.0

Published

Yeoman scaffold for building AngularJS apps on the ServiceNow platform

Downloads

7

Readme

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Yeoman scaffold for building AngularJS apps on the ServiceNow platform

Installation

Install yo, grunt-cli, bower, and generator-sn-localDev

npm install -g grunt-cli bower yo generator-sn-localDev

If you are planning on using Sass, you will need to first install Ruby and Compass:

  • Install Ruby by downloading from here or use Homebrew
  • Install the compass gem:
gem install compass

Make a new directory, and cd into it:

mkdir my-new-project && cd $_

Run yo snow, optionally passing an app name:

yo snow

You will be prompted for the following information

  1. Instance Name - this is the subdomain before .service-now.com
  2. Username - the username you use to log in to the instance
  3. Password - the password you use to log in to the instance
  4. App Prefix - the app name you prefix all related records with in ui_pages, ui_scripts, and content_css. This will be used to grab these records and create local versions of their content.

Generators

Available generators:

You will be prompted for the following information

  1. Instance Name - this is the subdomain before .service-now.com
  2. Username - the username you use to log in to the instance
  3. Password - the password you use to log in to the instance
  4. App Prefix - the app name you prefix all related records with in ui_pages, ui_scripts, and content_css. This will be used to grab these records and create local versions of their content.

App

Sets up a new local development environment and pulls down all files with your App Prefix

Example:

yo snow

page

Generates a new HTML page with the contents of a ui_page HTML field record. If the ui_page does not exist, it will create that page. Example:

yo snow:page *pageName*

script

Generates a new JS file with the contents of a ui_scripts script field record. If the ui_script does not exist, it will create that script. Example:

yo snow:script *scriptName*

style

Generates a new CSS file with the contents of a content_css style field record. If the content_css record does not exist, it will create that record. Example:

yo snow:style *styleName*

SASS

Generates a new SASS file with the contents of a u_sass style field record. If the u_sass record does not exist, it will create that record. Example:

yo snow:sass *sassName*

License

MIT © AJ Siegel