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Requirements

Installation

All Mac installation instructions assume you already have Homebrew installed.

Install nvm

# From https://github.com/creationix/nvm
curl -o- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/creationix/nvm/v0.31.1/install.sh | bash

Install OpenStax Webview

git clone git@github.com:openstax/os-webview.git
cd os-webview
script/setup

Build and Run the Development Server

To build the site for development and load it in your default web browser with BrowserSync, simply run:

. script/bootstrap
script/dev

That will create a new dev directory from which the site is served. Changes should be made to files in the src directory. Webpack will automatically watch for changes in src, perform any compilation and transpilation necessary, and update the result in dev.

Testing

To run the linters and unit tests locally, enter:

script/build
script/test

You can also just run the linters (yarn lint) individually without rebuilding. You can run individual tests by name (yarn jest layout.test).

Check code coverage by loading into your browser /coverage/index.html from the root of the git repository.

Note: The unit tests require the dev build to be built (in the dev directory).

Build for Production

./script/build production

You must configure your web server to host the files in the dist directory that gets created. No special configuration is required, although it is highly recommended to serve the site using HTTP/2.

Configuration

The API_ORIGIN environment variable can be used to specify which CMS instance is used by os-webview. os-webview settings are loaded from the specified CMS instance's webview-settings API. The default API_ORIGIN for script/dev is https://dev.openstax.org

Upgrading Dependencies

You can upgrade dependencies manually or you can upgrade all of them by running ./script/upgrade && ./script/test.

Updating Version

The version must be updated in each release to help prevent browser caching issues. The version is updated in 3 locations.

  1. version.js Update the constant.
  2. index.html Update the version on reference to main.css and bundle.js
  3. package.json Update the version element