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@jaisocx/sites-tool-automation

v2.1.6

Published

Produces filesset for the quality improval in the responsive layout development and bugfixing

Readme

Site Tool Automation

How to gen new set of .css files for the improved responsive site's feature

in the Terminal, in the Root of the Project

Produce theme responsive .css fresh fileset for the CssCleanStart

./cmd/CssCleanStart_3_MediaAndStyle.sh

with debug option

./cmd/CssCleanStart_3_MediaAndStyle.sh --debug

for a sites tool, css or js

./cmd/sitesTool_MediaAndStyles.sh

with debug option

./cmd/sitesTool_MediaAndStyles.sh --debug

Status of the Project

Done

21th of July 2025

Libs Usages Examples

. TemplateRenderer with a new method for the optimization.

Workarounds

1. joining bitbufs arrays by reference

Program flow

1. command line args

in terminal:

./example_produce_CssTable_themeExample_MediaAndStyles.sh ( args )

calls base bash scipt:

produceSitesTool_MediaAndStyles_base.sh ( args )

in docker:

/var/www/workspace/ts/www/packages/SitesToolAutomation/bash/produceSitesToolTemplate.sh ( args )

node in dockerized ts service:

/var/www/workspace/ts/www/packages/SitesToolAutomation/src/main/produceSitesTool_byExtendedPropsForTemplate.ts ( args )

args mapped to js object:

  const terminalInpArgsObject: any = {
    sitesTool_ThemeName: "theme_base",
    sitesToolName: "",
    cssOrJsTool: "",
    template: "",
    withSizesCssConstants: ""
  };

line 55: overrides method mainClassInstance.responsiveCssFile.getTemplateDataOverridden.

in the overriding method You may implement assignemnt of custom values passed to template.

this method gets 2 args:

  1. responsiveDatasetPropName: id of the json object in dataset
  2. templateDataBase: custom js object, this will be returned from this method to use in the templates.

The overriding method args explained

  1. responsiveDatasetPropName: id of the json object in dataset at path

workspace/ts/www/packages/SitesToolAutomation/data/ResponsiveSizes/ResponsiveSizes.json

available for You on url

https://sandbox.brightday.emal/packages/SitesToolAutomation/data/ResponsiveSizes/ResponsiveSizes.json

Example of value for responsiveDatasetPropName: mobile_xs

{
  ...
  ...
  "data": {
    "mobile_xs": {
      "range_orderby_id": "e02",
      "width": {
        "from": 240,
        "to": 320
      },
      "height": {
        "from": 320,
  ...
  ...
  1. templateDataBase