- Bash or a terminal that can run
.sh-scripts (Git on Windows will do!)
Do:
> yarn install
> yarn start
##NB!!
Because of how DHIS2-app creation is built you have to do one extra step if you do not have any .d2 files.
After you are done generating .d2 files with yarn start or yarn start --force, you want to cancel the operation.
Then run yarn start, this will copy the necessary files to the generated .d2 folder and everything will work like a charm (hopefully)!
This will launch at localhost:3000.
We have created different users to simulate Karen and Frank. Use these users to operate with a realistic amount of facilites.
Use these values for Karen:
Server: https://debug.dhis2.org/2.32.1
Username: bert
Password: District9.
Use these values for Frank:
Server: https://debug.dhis2.org/2.32.1
Username: leif
Password: District9.
Use these values to test for cases with a huge amount of facilities:
Server: https://debug.dhis2.org/2.32.1
Username: bert2
Password: District9.
If you have any problems with yarn start try running yarn start --force.
PS! Your folders can't have spaces in them, you'll get a compiling error.
Happy coding!! :)))
To prettify all the js code in the project run yarn run pretty.
Commit also need to follow the standard of type-of-commit(what-are-you-fixing): your message
One example could be if I just implemented a feature the commit would be: feat(cli-style): added dhis2 cli style to the project
There is also commit hooks on the project so it will tell you if there is anything that you need to fix before you can commit.