generator-polymer-init-appsngen-web-component

AppsNgen web-component generator

Getting Started

Prerequisites

Before generator installation you need to install all the dependencies:

• (Skip this step for windows) Install python(https://www.python.org/downloads/) only 2.x.x version. After install you should add path to installed Python in system variable PATH;
• Install build tools:
  • For Windows: windows-build-tools (npm install -g windows-build-tools)
  • For Linux: [email protected] or higher;
• Install Gemini(npm install -g gemini);
• Install gemini-browserstack(npm install -g gemini-browserstack);
• Install browserstack-runner(npm install -g browserstack-runner);
• Install PhantomJS(npm install -g phantomjs);
• Install The Artifactory Bower Resolver (npm install -g bower-art-resolver)

Run this command with admin rights

$ npm install -g windows-build-tools gemini gemini-browserstack browserstack-runner phantomjs bower-art-resolver

AppsNgen-Web-Component Generator

To install generator, run:

$ npm install -g generator-polymer-init-appsngen-web-component

This generator extends Polymer CLI. After you run

$ polymer init

You'll see suggested templates

? Which starter template would you like to use?
  element - A blank element template
  application - A blank application template
  shop - The "Shop" Progressive Web App demo
  starter-kit - A starter application template, with navigation and "PRPL pattern" loading
> appsngen-web-component - AppsNgen web-component generator

Here additional appsngen-web-component - AppsNgen web-component generator line appears.

Select this line to run the process of generation of the AppsNgen Web Component. You will be guided through this process. Attribuetes to be entered are:

• Name (required). Name of the component. We suggest to start with ngn- prefix. Where ngn is shorten for the AppNgen.
• BROWSERSTACK_USER_NAME (optional). Generated component will include some tests (both unit and UI) what can be run using BrowserStack automation. Here is name of user to be used to connect to BrowserStack cloud.
• BROWSERSTACK_API_KEY (optional). Here is API Key used to run your tests in BrowserStack cloud.
• Use private Artifactory Bower registry. (Default value is No). Generated code assumes posibility of storing resulting Web Component in private Bower registry
  • JFROG_REPOSITORY_PATH. Path toh the Artifactory repo
  • JFROG_REGISTRY_URL.
  • JFROG_API_KEY.

Features

Before use features you need set some values.

For Browserstack you need set USER_NAME and API_KEY in config.json file and run Grunt task update-keys or set USER_NAME and API_KEY in files:

• .gemini.yml
• browserstack.json

And for JFROG you need set API_KEY in Gruntfile.js and REGISTRY_URL in .bowerrc.

All features you can use via Grunt task:

• wct-test-local - run unit test via Web Component Tester(WCT) local;
• wct-test-remote - run unit test via Web Component Tester(WCT) remote on Browserstack Cloud service;
• gemini-local-update - updated reference screenshots via Gemini local(Use PhantomJS);
• gemini-local-test - run UI test via Gemini local(Use PhantomJS);
• gemini-remote-update - updated reference screenshots via Gemini remote on Browserstack Cloud service;
• gemini-remote-test - run UI test via Gemini remote on Browserstack Cloud service;
• performance-test - run performance test remote on Browserstack Cloud service;
• update-keys - update Browserstack credential from config.json file;
• private-deploy - deploy component to JFROG;
• lint - JSHint code check;
• jscs-check - JSCS code check.

License

MIT