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intraactive-navigator-prod

v1.0.4

Published

Navigator

Downloads

7

Readme

IntraActive Navigator

Navigator

Run development mode

npm run dev

Run test

npm run test

Build for production

npm run build

The output will be under /dist

Debug active unit test file

To debug the active unit test file, go to the debug section in VS Code and select the "Jest Test Current File" launch config. Then open your unit test file, set breakpoints wherever you want and press "F5".

How to use images

To use images, you can import them in your current file and webpack will give you the image as a base64 encoded string or as a path to the image.

import * as image from './image.jpg';

const ImageComponent = () => <img src={image} />;