Desktop PWA Ready Product Information Management Platform
1) Startup
Clone project repository to your local directory:
git clone git@github.com:ergonode/skeleton-frontend.git
Install project dependencies:
npm install
Set your local .env
file:
npm run env
You may want to override created .env file by other settings
2) Module configuration
Follow CLI steps to configure project:
npm run modules
You might want automatically setup all modules by executing command:
npm run modules:all
The CLI downloads all available modules for Ergonode. If you want to add any additional modules to the CLI it adds them to the
package.json
file.
All available modules can be found in the
package.json
file in the_availableModules
section, and required modules in the_requiredModules
section.
The
_availableModules
is an object where the key is the module name and the value is the module type. Thelocal
type defines local modules located in themodules
directory, and thenpm
type defines modules hosted on npm.
3) Build
Run development mode
npm run dev
Run production mode
npm run build
npm run start
After you set up backend application and generated default fixtures you may login into application with credentials
test@ergonode.com
, password:abcd1234
4) Docker
Installation guide at docker repository
We recommend using the latest version of Chrome browser. On other browsers some functionalities may not work as intended.
The project is in early stage and we have got a lot of milestones to develop. We do our best to deliver great documentation, but - to be honest - it is the hardest thing in open-source projects :)
Please find out what we've already prepared on docs.ergonode.com
- Vue.js
- Nuxt.js
- Node.js
- SASS
- Axios
- BEM (CSS)
- ESLint (Airbnb standard)
- Cypress
- JestJS
If you have any questions or ideas feel free to join our slack.
Yes! Have fun :)
Before you start making any pull requests checkout our contribution guide. If you have any questions or ideas feel free to join our slack or send us an email: team@ergonode.com
Ergonode is open-source, and it can be brought to you only by great community and partners supported by our core team. If you want to be on that list please send us an email: team@ergonode.com
Ergonode source code is released under the OSL 3.0 License.