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org.ekstep.preview

v1.0.2

Published

It will help you to render a contents in local server

Downloads

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Maintainers

manjunath-davanammanjunath-davanam

Keywords

previewgeniecanvaslocalgenie-canvas

Readme

Introduction

org.ekstep.preview npm module it used to preview the content's which is being created from the ekstep portal. Contents types can be below listed.

  1. ECML (Ekstep content markup language)
  2. HTML
  3. H5P
  4. PDF
  5. EPUB
  6. MP4/WEBM
  7. YOUTUBE

How to setup the local preview?

Solution 1:

  • Run npm install org.ekstep.preview
  • Once the module is installed go to node modules folder (cd node_modules)
  • Find org.ekstep.preview folder inside node_modules.
  • Takeout the org.ekstep.preview module from the node_modules folder or still you can run preview inside the node_modules folder(cd org.ekstep.preview)
  • Inside org.ekstep.preview module folder run npm install
  • Run node index
  • Open this link in the browser.

Solution 2:

  • Clone the Genie-canvas-Local-preview from here.
  • Navigate to the project folder cd Genie-canvas-preview.
  • Run npm install
  • Open this link in the browser.

How to preview the contents?

Once the preview setup is done you can preview the above listed type of contents in the two ways as of now. Before you preview the contents you should have authToken of the particular host. (ie. Suppose if want to preview the contents which is present in dev.ekstep.in host then you should have a authToken of that instance.) For more details refer here.

You can preview the contents in two ways.

  1. Preview the content by passing content body and metadata information.
  2. Preview the content by passing contentId and AuthToken.