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* [ADF-3538] start creating new folder for cloud components * [ADF-3538] added new package to the script and the builds * [ADF-3538] added some more changes to scripts * [ADF-3538] - starting the new package * fix package * Add a cloud component as example * Skip the scss style * remove useless codes * Add i18n example * remove useless code * Simplify the hello component Fix the wrong path * add the app-list-cloud-component add the app-details-cloud-component * Expose and use the new component * Consume the new package and component from the demoshell * Fix unit test app list cloud * Fix process service cloud path * Remove useless file * * Added documentation to the appListcloud component * Fix failing unit tests
ADF Demo Application
Please note that this application is not an official product, but a testing and demo application to showcase complex interactions of ADF components.
Installing
To correctly use this demo check that on your machine you have Node version 5.x.x or higher.
git clone https://github.com/Alfresco/alfresco-ng2-components.git
cd alfresco-ng2-components
npm install
npm start
Proxy settings and CORS
To simplify development and reduce the time to get the application started, we have the following Proxy settings:
- http://localhost:3000/ecm is mapped to http://localhost:8080
- http://localhost:3000/bpm is mapped to http://localhost:9999
The settings above address most common scenarios for running ACS on port 8080 and APS on port 9999 and allow you to skip the CORS configuration.
If you would like to change default proxy settings, please edit the proxy.conf.js file.
Application settings (server-side)
All server-side application settings are stored in the src/app.config.json. By default the configuration files have the content similar to the following one:
{
"$schema": "../../lib/core/app-config/schema.json",
"ecmHost": "http://{hostname}:{port}",
"bpmHost": "http://{hostname}:{port}",
"application": {
"name": "Alfresco ADF Application"
}
}
Development build
npm start
This command compiles and starts the project in watch mode.
Browser will automatically reload upon changes.
Upon start you can navigate to http://localhost:3000 with your preferred browser.
Important notes
This script is recommended for development environment and not suited for headless servers and network access.
Production build
npm run build
npm run start:dist
This command builds project in production mode.
All output is placed to dist folder and can be served to your preferred web server.
You should need no additional files outside the dist folder.
Development branch build
If you want to run the demo shell with the latest changes from the development branch, use the following command from the /script folder:
npm run start:dev