Overview

Simple app for testing out tap-events-force tap in a consumer environment. Made with create-react-app.

Live Demo

Go to App.js to see the source code that calls the tap-evf-sessions component.

Usage

Testing the tap-evf-sessions package from NPM

1. yarn install
2. yarn start

Testing your local tap-events-force in the keg-cli docker environment

1. keg consumer start

• starts the container itself, but not the react app yet, with the consumer mounted at keg/app

2. keg consumer sync evf:install:start

• syncs your local tap-events-force into the container at /keg/tap, then starts the build server, which will rebuild the sessions component whenever a change is detected. It will automatically place it inside of the consumer's /keg/app/node_modules/@keg-hub/tap-evf-sessions

Note: when following these instructions, replace consumer and evf with your local keg-cli link aliases for keg-test-consumer and tap-events-force respectively

Running Production locally (with sync)

• ensure running container from the instructions above
• run yarn docker:build:evf
• yarn build:local
• yarn run:local

Running Production locally (no sync)

• yarn build:local
• yarn run:local