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smartclient-eval
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Install package and SmartClient runtime(s):
npm install smartclient-eval [flags]
Update/reconfigure SmartClient runtime(s) (must be run from package directory):
npm run update [flags]
where the supported flags are:
--location=<directory> where to install the SmartClient tuntime(s);
default is to place runtime root (isomorphic)
in the parent of the smartclient-eval directory
--branch=<number> desired branch (e.g. 11.1); default is 12.0
--date=<date|'latest'> desired build date, in format YYYY-MM-DD,
or 'latest'; default is 'latest'
--runtime=<'release'|'debug'|'both'>
which runtime(s) to install; default is 'both'
--skins[=<boolean>] whether to install all skins or not;
default is to only install Tahoe
After installation, command-line configuration is persisted, so command-line arguments only need to be supplied when updating if the desired configuration has changed.
Note that since 'npm update' no longer runs a package's update script, you must use the syntax above to update the runtime(s) if the package has already been installed.
Examples:
New install, selecting a specific branch and date:
npm install smartclient-eval --branch=11.1 --date=2018-12-30
Update to latest nighlty build (run from package directory):
npm run update --date=latest
Update to SmartClient 12.0 branch, installing all skins:
npm run update --branch=12.0 --skins
FAQs
Installs SmartClient Eval SDK
The npm package smartclient-eval receives a total of 217 weekly downloads. As such, smartclient-eval popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that smartclient-eval demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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