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torii-ui

v0.0.8

Published

Thank you to the https://github.com/rebornix/vscode-webview-react project for providing a starting point for this React app, and tips on how to integrate it into VSCode.

Downloads

3

Readme

Torii

Thank you to the https://github.com/rebornix/vscode-webview-react project for providing a starting point for this React app, and tips on how to integrate it into VSCode.

VSCode integration is not handled in this repository. The Torii editor is meant to be pluggable into arbitrary IDEs. To see the code that integrates it with VSCode, check out https://github.com/andrewhead/vscode-torii and https://github.com/andrewhead/torii-editor-adapter.

To run the Torii tutorial editor in your integrated development environment of choice, build the project (see instructions below), open the index.html in an embedded browser in the environment, and run JavaScript initializing the EditorAdapter with a EditorConnector that allows communication with the IDE. The JavaScript will look like, roughly:

new EditorAdapter(new MyEditorConnector(options));

For an example of initializing a EditorAdapter with an IDE-specific connector, see the code in the webview for the VSCode extension in https://github.com/andrewhead/vscode-torii.

Development

Run following commands in the terminal

npm install
npm run build

Then to test standalone (which will only provide a small subset of the functionality...), run:

npm run start

Development Conventions

  • Apply styles using the styled function.
  • Unit tests should test unstyled components.
  • Themes should be be applied in styled functions. If a component needs access to a theme, pass it in as a property. The useTheme hook breaks in unit tests that use shallow rendering for components.