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In order to build and test the USEEIO widgets you need to have a current version of
Node.js installed. Make sure that the node and npm
commands are available in your systems path (you can test this via node -v and
npm -v on the command line which should give you the respective version of
these tools).
The first step is then to install the build tools and dependencies:
cd useeio-widgets
npm installYou can build the widget libraries via:
npm run buildThis should create a build folder with a lib sub-folder containing a small JavaScript library for each widget.
You will receive some warning messages that can be ignored.
Once built, the build folder contains example HTML files that demonstrate the usage of these widgets.
To view these examples locally, you'll need some data that you can download from an instance of the USEEIO API via the following command (add your API key):
cd useeio-widgets
npm run download -- --endpoint https://path/to/api --apikey an-optional-api-keyThis will mirror the static data of that API into the build/api folder.
You can then start a server that hosts the examples with data using the following command:
npm run server
This will give you one or more URLs on your local machine that you can copy and paste into your browser and load. Once loaded, you should see the index page with links to the examples.
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