ADMIN - CORE

The admin-core module can be used both as npm(nodejs) and bower(browser) library.
Examples of use in nodejs env. are located in node_examples folder.
For example run node loggerjs in node_examples folder to see how src/logger.impl.js is working in nodejs.

Setting up the development environment

1. Make sure you have Node.js and NPM installed
2. Install the Grunt Command Line Interface: npm install -g grunt-cli
3. Install the Karma Command Line Interface: npm install -g karma-cli
4. Run npm rebuild in project directory.

Testing

• Run grunt test in project directory to run tests

• Run karma start in project directory to start karma server that will run tests every time when source code is changed

• Run npm run mochaTest <path/pattern> in project directory to run tests (for development)

Building

• Run grunt test in project directory to compile project and run tests
• Run grunt test --skip=compile in project directory to run tests
• Run grunt or grunt report in project directory to build dependencies, run tests and reports
• Run grunt --skip=compile,test or grunt report --skip=compile,test in project directory to run report without building project and without running tests,

Updating dependencies

Dependencies (node_modules dir) are kept in source control. When adding a new dependency to package.json, after editing the file run

npm install --ignore-scripts

Commit new files that land in node_modules, then run:

npm rebuild

Then, if dependency has any native extensions to compile, they will be compiled. Check if you have some files that git sees as "untracked" - these are likely build artifacts - and ignore them via editing .gitignore