#VersionOne.Planr

Story Planning made easy.

##Issues

Please file bugs here.

Include closes, fixes, or resolves in a commit message to close the issue.
For example git commit -m "This closes #34, and closes #23"

##Development

Dependencies

Start by installing all dependencies:

npm install

Configure

Create a .env file in the root of the application to connect to VersionOne instance:

V1Protocol=http
V1Port=80
V1Host=localhost
V1Instance=VersionOne.Web

V1AccessToken=Bearer <your-access-token> can bypass cookie expiration in development.

All Configuration Options

V1Protocol=       //VersionOne instance's protocol
V1Port=           //VersionOne instance's port
V1Host=           //VersionOne instance's host
V1Instance=       //VersionOne instance's name
V1AccessToken=    //VersionOne instance's access token (non-production only)
HOST=             //webserver host
PORT=             //webserver port
DEV_HOST=         //webpack dev server host
DEV_PORT=         //webpack dev server port
API_HOST=         //api server host
API_PORT=         //api server port
NODE_ENV=         //node environment
VERSION_NUMBER=   //application version number

Contributers Use:

V1Protocol=https
V1Port=443
V1Host=www14.v1host.com
V1Instance=v1sdktesting
V1AccessToken=Bearer 1.jA9m1Of4OUnAx/SCuOIGyE8DiCo=

Run

Start a web server that can be reached by localhost:3000 by default.

npm run dev

Test

Run unit tests using the cli. Wallaby is also supported.

npm test

Production

Build

Build a production version of the application

npm run build

Run

Start a web server that can be reached by localhost:3000 by default.

npm start