@department-of-veterans-affairs/generator-vets-website
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Yeoman generator for applications on VA.gov
The generator is already installed as a devDependency
of vets-website
.
From vets-website
, run npm run new:app
.
Follow the instructions on screen.
For more details on answering the prompts, the following documentation might be helpful.
These resources are also provided by the generator at startup.
There are two generators: one for general (non-form) apps and one for form apps.
For specifics on writing a generator, refer to the official Yeoman documentation.
Make your modified generator available as a global module.
From the root of this repo (generator-vets-website
):
# Create a symlink in your global node_modules to this module.
npm link
Run your modified generator in your local vets-website
.
From the root of vets-website
:
# Point vets-website's local generator to your newly linked global module.
npm link @department-of-veterans-affairs/generator-vets-website
# Start up Yeoman.
npx yo
# Choose to run generator-vets-website in the Yeoman prompt.
Due to the link, any further changes to the generator will automatically be included when you run it within your local vets-website
repo.
When you're done testing your changes, clean up the links:
# From the root of vets-website:
npm unlink --no-save @department-of-veterans-affairs/generator-vets-website
# From the root of generator-vets-website:
npm unlink
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