gitter-sidecar
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<script src="sidecar.js"></script>
Build the sidecar library, output path: ./dist/sidecar.js
npm run build
Same as devbuild but also watches the directory and rebuilds on any file changes
npm run devbuild
npm run build-microsite
This is currently a work in progress. But I hope to have react-hot-loader and webpack-dev-server working for this:
npm run devbuild-microsite
We have CircleCI setup, the config is in circle.yml.
To push a new version of the sidecar script, run the following:
npm version patch: bump version and tag itgit push --tags: Trigger CircleCI buildTo push a new release of microsite, just push to the master branch
You'll need AWS credentials exported as AWS_KEY and AWS_SECRET. This command is not meant to be run locally, only by the CircleCI deployment step (on every tag).
npm run deploy
You'll need a BrowserStack username and key, exported as BS_USER and BS_KEY respectively.
npm test
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The npm package gitter-sidecar receives a total of 20 weekly downloads. As such, gitter-sidecar popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that gitter-sidecar demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 5 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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