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aqueduct-flood
Advanced tools
Aqueduct Flood is the third tool of the Aqueduct family. More info soon.
node 10.7.0
Once you have the project locally, run nvm use
to detect the Node version used in the project. Install if needed.
Run yarn
to install project's dependencies.
Clone .env.default
to .env
and fill it.
To start working run yarn dev
.
AQ-components provides a bunch of useful components to use in the different AQ apps.
To work with it, go to your AQ-components project, and run yarn link
. This will generate a symlink to the project. Now, let's compile
the code and make it responsive to changes: run yarn components:watch
.
Go to your application and link the components: yarn link aqueduct-components
.
You should be ready to work!
[TO-DO]
It's strongly recommended to use nvm for managing different Node versions easily.
FAQs
Aqueduct Flood
We found that aqueduct-flood demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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