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pipe-showroom

v0.1.5

Published

This module is needed to init a showroom project for a client and publish prototypes. If you are developer and have access to this git repo, you can also develop the Showroom React App in here.

Downloads

23

Readme

pipe-showoom

This module is needed to init a showroom project for a client and publish prototypes. If you are developer and have access to this git repo, you can also develop the Showroom React App in here.

Init

  1. $ npm i pipe-create -g
  2. $ pipe-create <clientname> --showroom

Publish

  1. Paste your prototype directory into the client directory
  2. From the client directory run $npm run publish
  3. Choose your prototype with the arrow keys and start upload with enter.
  4. Follow the instructions from the CLI.

Develop Showroom

Firstly you need to be a member of the development team on github and therefore are granted access to the /src and /server folder.

Make changes to the showroom react app

  1. $ npm run start
  2. Make code updates to src/
  3. $ npm run build (The build will directly be moved to template/showroomApp)
  4. Update git

Make changes to the showroom react app

  1. $ cd server && npm run start
  2. Make code updates to server/
  3. Update git