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trambar-deco

v1.0.7

Published

A utility for previewing Trambar component descriptions

Downloads

34

Readme

Trambar-Deco

Trambar-Deco is a utility for previewing Trambar code decoration.

Screenshot

Installation

sudo npm install -g trambar-deco

Usage

In a shell window, cd to the source folder you which to examine and run trambar-deco. A browser window will open, showing you the applicable decoration. Any changes you make will appear immediately.

Trambar-Deco will automatically exit when you close the browser (or if you navigate to a different page).

Viewing components

The Components page shows all component descriptions applicable to the files in the current working directory:

Components

Viewing source tree

The Source tree page shows the source tree, indicating which files are covered by a description (green) and which are not (red):

Source tree

Clicking on the bubble at the end of the file path displays the description. Multiple descriptions could be applicable to a given file.

Picking Font Awesome icons

The Font Awesome icons page lets you pick out a component icon:

Icons

Click on the icon to open up the icon dialog box. Change the foreground and background color if so desired, then click the Copy button. The icon's URL will now be in the clipboard.

Selecting language

Use the language buttons at the lower-left-hand corner to switch between languages:

Languages

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.md file for details