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preact-limeapp

v0.0.3

Published

3 years ago

Limeapp webUI and app

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preact boilerplate webpack

LiMeApp

Simple, lightweight and scalable PWA for diagnosis of Libremesh nodes

Development Environment Installation

Clone this repo:

git clone https://github.com/libremesh/lime-app.git limeapp
cd limeapp

Install the dependencies:

npm install

Development Workflow

Read the "How to contribute and code of conduct" documentation

Start a live-reload development server:

npm run dev

Generate a production build in ./build:

npm run build

You can now deploy the contents of the build directory to production on github pages!
Fork and npm run deploy

Start local production server:

npm start

Router Installation

In order to install the softwarae in the node, the node must have the lime-webui-ng-luci package installed (can be found in the flavor lime_newui_test available through https://github.com/libremesh/lime-sdk). That is the API.

To generate the image for a wdr-4310 for example, you do this:

./cooker -c ar71xx/generic --flavor=lime_newui_test --profile=tl-wdr4310-v1

There is currently no package for the interface. You can run npm run build && rm ./build/*.map and then copy the build folder to the /www directory of the node and go.