@sunsama/splash
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@sunsama/splash is a NPM Package that holds all the business logic necessary for our Webflow Splash pages. It makes it easy, as a developer, to build the logic for things like generating waitlist records, tracking facebook pixel values, generating amplitu
@sunsama/splash is a NPM Package that holds all the business logic necessary for our Webflow Splash pages. It makes it easy, as a developer, to build the logic for things like generating waitlist records, tracking facebook pixel values, generating amplitude device ids, tracking affiliate page views, and redirecting users to the right page.
The goal of this package is that you should only need to do three things in Webflow:
@sunsama/splash in the <HEAD>SunsamaSplash.default.initialize("production)`If you do that, all the business logic should just work.
The project also contains webflow-simulator which is a barebones Express app meant to simulate our Webflow pages. It allows you to test your changes to @sunsama/splash against a real UI on localhost. It's a bit of extra work to maintain this and keep it "in sync" with our Webflow pages but it's helpful because it simplifies local development.
name-header or name-footeremail-footer or email-footerrequest-access-footer or request-access-headercreate-account custom attribute set (e.g. 'start trial' buttons).create-account-via-waitlist.<body> tag section":
<script>
window.pageTrialLength = {{wf {"path":"trial-length","type":"Number"\} }}; // This weird stuff is the CMS Collection Item
</script>
Note: When duplicating elements into new pages in Webflow, you might get things like name-2, so be careful here.
From the root of the repo bring up the basic web app service:
make install
make start-lite
Then bring up the "development" environment here
cd library/splash
npm install
npm start
This exposes an extremely basic HTML page at localhost:8080/ that has two text fields and a button that match the webflow pages. The page has the built script bundle imported in it's head and a single call to initialize it SunsamaSplash.default.initialize("development"); after the body. The goal is that we can do the same thing in Webflow and simply change code here.
Run npm test for running Cypress tests in CLI, or npm run test/dev for the UI.
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@sunsama/splash is a NPM Package that holds all the business logic necessary for our Webflow Splash pages. It makes it easy, as a developer, to build the logic for things like generating waitlist records, tracking facebook pixel values, generating amplitu
We found that @sunsama/splash demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 7 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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