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Steps to get up and running
git clone git@github.com:code-dot-org/dance-party.git
cd dance-party
nvm use
npm install
npm run dev
At this point the app will be running at localhost:8080. Open the developer tools in Chrome and you can access the API via nativeAPI.*
If you want to make changes locally in dance-party and have them show up in your apps build, do the following
npm run linknpm link @code-dot-org/dance-partyThis will set up a symlink in apps/node_modules to point at your local changes. Run npm run build in dance-party, and then the apps build should pick the changes up next time it builds.
To debug unit tests in the Chrome debugger:
node --inspect --debug-brk ./node_modules/.bin/tape ./test/unit/*.js
Open chrome://inspect in Chrome browser (requires Chrome 55+)
Tap on inspect link under "Remote Target"
FAQs
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