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xbank-www

v0.0.12

Published

Stencil App Starter

Downloads

3

Readme

Netlify Status Website shields.io Teams !

Xbank Website

Getting Started

To clone the repo:

Recommend Node 10+

git clone https://github.com/georgeadamson/xbank.git
cd xbank
npm install

To run the dev environment locally:

(and to watch for file changes during development)

npm dev

# or to run both the site and the storybook:
npm start

Important: You will need to add the GatherContent API Key in the .env file. You can get this Key from a colleague.

Troubleshooting:

  • I get a "process undefined" error when I run the project. Solution: You need to create the .env file. See above.

To run storybook locally:

npm run build
npm run storybook

To build the app for production:

(Builds "static-first" site in the /www folder for fast page load. This is the same static markup served at https://xbank-dev.netlify.app/ . If we decide to serve static files from AEM then /www will contain all the files we need to serve.)

npm run build:prerender

To run the unit tests once:

npm test

To run the unit tests and watch for file changes during development:

npm run test:watch