cumulocity-hellowidget-plugin
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A demo app for showcasing creation of a custom Cumulocity UI widget plugin
A demo app for showcasing creation of a custom Cumulocity UI widget plugin.
Currently there is this snore-inducing JSDoc for the API to allow adding components (widgets), but it is inadequately practical to show "how-to" in details. So, let's slay the Jabberwocky! :hocho: :dragon_face:
Make sure you have Node.js ≥ v6.9.0 installed and npm from its website, or better even, use nvm.
Clone the repo, cd to your project directory, and setup dependencies:
$ npm run install:clean
Check out the introduction to plugin development docs.
Oh well, I know that you guys are a bunch of lazy people. How to get this app deployed and see it running on my tenant, you ask? Be my guest:
$ npm run deploy
After a few more steps in interactive command line user interfaces, you should then be able to access the app on https://<your-tenant-url>/apps/hellowidgetapp.
$ npm t
Note that you may need to supply different app context path other than hellowidgetapp in npm scripts for test (in package.json) if you want to reuse this boilerplate.
$ npm run lint <targetFileOrDir>
Example:
$ npm run lint plugins
Or better yet, make your IDE automatically integrate the linting process based on the .rc file (.eslintrc.yaml).
The rules quite strictly follow the Airbnb JavaScript Style Guide (ES5).
Glenn Dwiyatcita (@dwiyatci)
MIT.
See LICENSE.txt.
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A demo app for showcasing creation of a custom Cumulocity UI widget plugin
We found that cumulocity-hellowidget-plugin 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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