Update tools used for PoWA-Web development #181
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this looks sensible, although we can't merge it until the v5 branches are merged too. should this page also document how to work with the dev containers? I'm assuming that most people who want to contribute to powa-web don't want to deal with postgres and setup a local environment manually. |
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Thanks, we wondered about that too. I'll look into adding the process we use with podman. |
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thanks! I used those images and compose files only once, which is when I wrote them, so I don't remember much about them. I'm usually working on the extensions part so I prefer to have everything setup locally. |
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@rjuju we could add a link to this file https://github.com/powa-team/powa-podman/tree/master/dev or do you prefer to add the information in the doc? |
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you mean the readme? that's a better idea. I will take care of changing it to markdown format while at it |
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yes the readme :) |
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ok, I renamed the readme and improved the markdown format so it's ready to be linked |
| This command launches a local server at http://localhost:5173 with hot module replacement, | ||
| enabling real-time updates as you modify the project files. | ||
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| To run the application, use ``run_powa.py``, which will run powa in debug mode. |
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maybe specify where the file is located, or show the actual command run, same as for all the other steps, and mention that the output will display the UI Web url?
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| To run the application, use ``run_powa.py``, which will run powa in debug mode. | ||
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| This version uses `ViteJS` and `Vue 3` for a more integrated and performant |
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| Then, you can run ``grunt`` to update only the css files, or regenerate optimized | ||
| javascript builds with ``grunt dist``. | ||
| To easily deploy an environment for PoWa web development, take a look at `powa-podman <https://github.com/powa-team/powa-podman/tree/master/dev>`_. |
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it would be worth being a bit more specific. like "take a look at the development specific container images and compose files in the dev directory of the powa-podman repository" or something like that
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