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hmh-hab-ela-editor-generator

v3.7.3

Published

HMH Habitat Widget Editor Generator

Downloads

2

Readme

Habitat Widgets Editor Screen Generator

Script utility to auto generate the Habitat Widget Editor Screens. Given a JSON schema definition, this tool will automatically render a standard user interface.

This tool was originally authored by Nikolas Stratis. It is currently maintained by the HMH Montreal CE Team.

Installation

Make sure you have installed grunt, node, and bower.

// install node first, then verify and install grunt and bower
npm -v
npm install -g grunt bower

...and also install ruby (Windows) and sass (on Windows, once ruby installed and confirmed working with ruby -v, type in CMD: gem install sass).

On Windows, you may need to play with the temp directory settings to make sure it's writeable.

Add HMH npm registry to pull @hmh dependencies:

npm set @hmh:registry http://172.17.101.192:4873

Install the required Node modules:

npm install

Clone the third party dependencies and web-components repo:

grunt init

Launch the development server

grunt

If scss-lint has found errors and is stopping your build.

grunt --force

To skip the scss lint entirely (in case you dont have installed the requirements)

grunt nolint

Minify JS and CSS distribuable files

grunt minify

The development server will open the file examples/index.html.

Distribution

The latest distributable files are found in the dist folder. Copy those files in you program's shared folder.

For production, you can use the minified files only, those with extension .min.js and .min.css.

The Base64 encoding module is optional.

Unit tests

You need mocha and chromedriver installed globally to run:

npm install mocha chromedriver -g
npm install

Run tests as:

npm test

Documentation

https://confluence.hmhco.com/display/PMT/ELA%3A+Widget+Editor+Screen+Generator

Copyright (c) 2015-2016 Houghton Mifflin Harcourt. All Rights Reserved. No unauthorised copying or distribution of this codebase in part or as a whole is permitted.