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cra-template-brightsign-web-app

Create and publish a web app onto a BrightSign player.

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Using the template

Ensure that you have the right version of Node.js installed (14.17.6) as this is what is best supported by BrightSign devices at the moment.

This project is a custom create-react-app template. Clone the repo and then run the following command in the root of your project directory to instantiate the project. Be sure to set the file:/ path to the location where /template and /template.json reside.

npx create-react-app bs-app --template file:/path/to/dev-cookbook/cra-template-brightsign-app

Once the app is ready, simply follow the instructions in the project readme to deploy to your device. When you run the app locally using yarn start, mocked @brightsign/ JavaScript APIs will be used.

For more info, see /template/README.md

Contributing to the template

To contribute enhancements or fixes to the template, please follow these steps:

  • Fork and Clone: Start by forking the dev-cookbook repository. Then, clone your fork locally to make changes.

  • Make Changes: Navigate to the specific template you wish to improve within the dev-cookbook directory. Apply your changes there.

  • Test Locally: Test the template by instantiating using the command mentioned in the "Using the Template" section. This step ensures your changes work as expected within the create-react-app workflow.

  • Commit Changes: After testing your changes, commit them to your fork. Ensure your commit messages clearly describe the enhancements or fixes made. Push your commits to GitHub.

  • Submit a Pull Request (PR): Submit a pull request to the main dev-cookbook repository. Be sure to fill out the predefined PR sections as fully as possible.

  • Code Review: Once your PR is submitted, it will be reviewed by a BrightSign team member. Be open to feedback and ready to make further adjustments based on their suggestions.

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Package last updated on 26 Jun 2024

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