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ui-framework-jps

v2.1.12-6

Published

A simple UI framework for state management and UI components

Downloads

422

Readme

UI Framework License: MIT

Table of Contents

Project Description

This is a work in progress Typescript framework I am using to build simple user interfaces.

TO-DO documentation on use

Configuration Variables

API_SERVER_URL - URL of the server completing the API calls (default blank)

DB_URL - address and access to the Mongo server machine

DEBUG - activate debug output (sub-options are space separated names (e.g. server socket db api route message-queue)

MODE - Production

MQ_FILE - Location of the offline message queue storage file (default ./db/queue.json)

MQ_INTERVAL - Milliseconds between queue persistence (default 10000 - 10 seconds)

SM_EXPIRY_CHAT - number of minutes to keep a chat room persisted with no activity (default 43200 - 30 days)

SM_EXPIRY_SCORESHEET - number of minutes to keep a score sheet room persisted with no activity (default 60)

VIEW_RELATIVE_PATH - location of the handlebars files in production, should be set to /../../

How to contribute

Please access the Questions section to send me an email, or access the repository link if you wish to help contribute to this project.

Technology

  1. Node.js
  2. NPM
  3. Moment
  4. React
  5. BCrypt
  6. Bootstrap
  7. Webpack
  8. Babel
  9. MongoDB
  10. Mongoose
  11. DotENV
  12. Git-Crypt
  13. Express
  14. Passport
  15. Socket.io
  16. Typescript
  17. ts-node
  18. tsc-watch
  19. ts-loader
  20. Chart.js
  21. Bootstrap 4 Round Buttons

Questions

Direct your questions about this project to:

GitHub: Github Project Link

Email: [email protected]

License

MIT License

A short and simple permissive license with conditions only requiring preservation of copyright and license notices. Licensed works, modifications, and larger works may be distributed under different terms and without source code.