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internal-service-portal

v1.0.2-wire-up-scheduler.2375e26

Published

This app is the internal site for Lexicon.

Downloads

6

Readme

Details

This app is the internal site for Lexicon.

How it works?

"30-seconds guide":

  # Install
  git clone https://github.com/lexicon-travel-tech/internal-service-portal.git
  cd internal-service-portal
  npm install
  # Development
  npm run dev
  # Test
  npm run test
  # Build
  npm run build
  # Production
  npm run start

Building semantic ui themes

  npm run build:semantic
  • Note: the gulp commands don't run locally, only through the npm task

Recommended extension for VS code users

Debugger for Chrome: it allows you to debug the app

Optionally Install the Flow stack for development environment

  • Install flow libraries globally:
npm install flow-typed -g
npm install flow-bin -g
  • If you are using VS code, it is recommended to use the following extension Flow Language Support
  • In Windows add this folder to the PATH environment variable: %AppData%\npm\node_modules\flow-bin\flow-win64-v0.62.0