When you are working on an XP-part you want to know where on your site it's being used, so that you can test it or update the configuration.
This application gives insight into which content uses which of your components.
Install npm-dependencies
npm install
To prepare the Storybook-environment you need to create a .env file. The easiest way is to copy over the existing .env_example file.
cp .env_example .env
Important
Make sure STORYBOOK_SERVER_URL
in .env matches a valid service path in your local XP setup.
To make development easier and quicker, pages, layouts, parts and Freemarker-macros have Storybook-stories that let us get immediate feedback when developing.
To be able to run Storybook locally you need to install xp-storybook in your local sandbox. When it is installed, you can run storybook locally with the following command:
npm run storybook
To build the project, run the following command
enonic project build
You will find the jar-file at ./build/libs/item.jar
To deploy to a local sandbox, run the following command
enonic project deploy
Go to the Jitpack page for xp-part-finder to deploy from Github.