geocortex-workflow-project
Advanced tools
This project was bootstrapped with the [Geocortex Workflow SDK](https://github.com/geocortex/vertigis-workflow-sdk). Before you can use your activity pack in the [Geocortex Workflow Designer](https://apps.geocortex.com/workflow/designer/), you will need t
This project was bootstrapped with the Geocortex Workflow SDK. Before you can use your activity pack in the Geocortex Workflow Designer, you will need to register the activity pack.
Inside the newly created project, you can run some built-in commands:
npm run generateInteractively generate a new activity or form element.
npm startRuns the project in development mode. Your activity pack will be available at http://localhost:5000/main.js. The HTTPS certificate of the development server is a self-signed certificate that web browsers will warn about. To work around this open https://localhost:5000/main.js in a web browser and allow the invalid certificate as an exception. For creating a locally-trusted HTTPS certificate see the Configuring a HTTPS Certificate section on the Geocortex Developer Center.
npm run buildBuilds the activity pack for production to the build folder. It optimizes the build for the best performance.
Your custom activity pack is now ready to be deployed!
See the section about deployment in the Geocortex Developer Center for more information.
Find further documentation on the SDK on the Geocortex Developer Center
FAQs
This project was bootstrapped with the [Geocortex Workflow SDK](https://github.com/geocortex/vertigis-workflow-sdk). Before you can use your activity pack in the [Geocortex Workflow Designer](https://apps.geocortex.com/workflow/designer/), you will need t
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