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* Get rid of the build-testing and call copydist when needed * Use the relative path instead of node_modules and avoid to build cli/testing in the before e2e * Try to build cli and testing as part of install * Build cli and testing before e2e * Copy cli bundle under dist * Copy cli bundle under dist * Copy testing into node_modules to fix protractor.js * Created a bundle target to handle build and move of cli/testing * Change from build target to something custom to avoid to exclude the packages * Remove the build-testing.sh script
Alfresco Application Development Framework (ADF)
| branch | status |
|---|---|
| master |  |
| develop |  |
See the Introduction page to get started with the Alfresco Application Development Framework.
Prerequisites
Before you start using this development framework, make sure you have installed all required software and done all the necessary configuration. see the prerequisites section in creating your first ADF Application for full details.
Components
You can find the sources for all ADF components in the
lib folder.
Full documentation for all components is available at the ADF Component Catalog.
Libraries
ADF Libraries list:
Demo Application
A separate application showcasing integration of components can be found here. The app has examples of basic interaction for both APS and ACS components.
Yeoman generators
To speed up the development of your ADF application, use the Yeoman Generator. This will create a full working project with all the right libraries and tools.
Browser Support
All components are supported in the following browsers:
| Browser | Version |
|---|---|
| Chrome | Latest |
| Safari (OS X) | 9.x |
| Firefox* | Latest |
| Edge | 13, 14 |
| Internet Explorer | 11 |
- Due to a known issue in Firefox, the Alfresco Upload Component does not currently support folder upload functionality on Firefox.
See the Browser Support article for more details.