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Cadence Software Simple Button

Component: Simple-Button

Development Process

# Validate Node is on version:
# v12.22.12
node -v

# Install NPM Packages
npm i

# Checkout main and pull
git checkout main && git pull

# Create a new branch for your changes
git checkout -b YourName/feature

# Open SNC UI Component
npm start

# Make changes and commit them to the new branch
git add .
git commit -m "Added new feature"

# Push the new branch to the remote repository
git push origin YourName/feature

# Create a pull request to merge the new branch into main

Notes

  • Please do not push to the main branch
  • Kill port for Unix (Mac / Linux) Users:
    • lsof -i :3000
  • Start Development:
    • snc ui-component develop --open

SNC Command Cheat Sheet

Most Useful Commands

# Creates a profile with the name specified
snc configure profile --profile [profile name]

# Creates a component
# Example
# snc ui-component project --name "cadence-side-menu" --scope "x_cadso_side_menu"
snc ui-component --name [name] --scope [scope] --description [description]

# Opens the component in your default browser
snc ui-component develop --open --profile [profile name]

# Deploys the component to your specified profile's instance if you have permissions to do so.
# Force argument is for redeployment
snc ui-component deploy --profile [profile name] --force

SNC Commands

# Configure
snc configure

# Profile
snc profile

# Extension
snc extension

UI-Component

# Deploy
snc ui-component deploy

# Project
snc ui-component project

# Development
snc ui-component develop

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Package last updated on 10 Jan 2023

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