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UI Inventory ============

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UI Inventory

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This is the web based user interface for Open Inventory. It is currently a Vue2 app. It is automatically installed in Open Inventory when it is deployed. Each stable version is published on NPM as @eotl/ui-inventory package.

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Important: This setup assumes the presence of open-inventory in a parallel directory (both ui-inventory, and open-inventory must be in the same directory.) This is needed to be able to update the UI files in the open-inventory/public, each time there is a change in ui-inventory.

Our recommended method of developing ui-inventory is using Docker. There are helper commands in the Makefile to run various Docker operations.

The first time setting up your environment run:

$ make first-run

Next time, just start Docker and run the dev server with:

$ make dev

To upgrade or install new NPM packages:

$ make up
$ make shell

Developing the UI together with a running instance of open-inventory

To see your changes live in the running instance of open-inventory, make sure that make dev is running within ui-inventory.

How is that working under the hood? open-inventory/public is mounted as volume within ui-inventory/docker-compose.yml.

Developing without Docker

If you prefer to not use Docker you can run things manually. You need a locally installed Node JS environment and yarn package manager.

Install the packages:

$ yarn

Run local server:

$ yarn serve

Build files for production use or new package

$ yarn prod

The compiled app files will be in the /open-inventory-public/ directory. Please make sure the directory has appropriate permissions. If you want to have the files in ./dist, you can just replace all instances of /open-inventory-public, with ./dist/, in package.json, and in vue.config.js

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Package last updated on 27 Jun 2024

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