Skygear 'Getting Started' Component

Install

1. git submodule add <this repo> <location>
2. git submodule update --init
3. <location> is now a npm module you can require from your project.

Usage

import SkygearGetStarted from 'skygear-getstarted';

// Usage:
<SkygearGetStarted />                                       // selection page
<SkygearGetStarted sdk="ios" />                             // guide page (project: 'new')
<SkygearGetStarted sdk="ios" project="new" />               // guide page
<SkygearGetStarted sdk="ios" project="new" hideSDKTabs />   // guide page (hidden SDK tabs)


// Throws Error:
<SkygearGetStarted sdk="none" />                // non-existent SDK
<SkygearGetStarted sdk="ios" project="none" />  // non-existent project type
<SkygearGetStarted project="new" />             // SDK not defined

Development

1. [~]> git clone ...
2. [~/skygear-getstarted]> ln -sf ../../pre-commit.sh .git/hooks/pre-commit
3. [~/skygear-getstarted]> npm install

• npm run lint to check syntax.
• npm run dev to start local dev server.
• npm run build to build artifact. (see below)

IMPORTANT NOTE:

This repository contains a pre-commit hook (pre-commit.sh) that will:

• run eslint
• build artifact (dist/skygear-getstarted.js)
• add artifact to the commit

This is to ensure that the artifact is in-sync with the source code. Errors in the linting and building steps will abort the commit.