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mapstore-events-tracker

v1.0.8

Published

3 years ago

mapstore project

Downloads

2

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MapStore Events Tracker

Documentation

Development

npm install
npm start
app runs at http://localhost:8081/

npm install is needed only once at first setup or if the dependencies have been updated

NOTE: this application is mapping all the request direct to /geoserver to the http://localhost:8888 url. It is possible to change the devServer.js to proxy a different instance of GeoServer or change the configuration in the localConfig.json to use an absolute path for GeoServer

Test, debug and lint

The available test scripts are npm run test and npm run test:watch

npm run test:watch watch changes on the files and rerun the tests
npm run test run all tests and generate a report at http://localhost:8081/coverage/report-html/index.html

It possible to activate the debug mode and use the redux dev tool by adding the debug=true parameter to the dev url http://localhost:8081?debug=true/

The lint error should be highlighted in VS CODE IDE where the ESLint plugin is installed. It is possible to run the script npm run lint to check all the lint errors for other developing environments.

Build the app

./build.sh

the compiled app will be copied to dist/ folder in the current data directory target

Tools

node v14.17.0
npm 6.14.13