You can build a virtual machine which will contain all required dependencies to ease development on your machine. You'll need:
Then, you will just have to type vagrant up to install and initialize the machine the subsequent times.
You can also access the machine by typing vagrant ssh if you need an access to the generated virtual machine.
NB : The Vagrantfile is based on the official jessie debian box.
It will load the configuration which can be found in vagrantfiles/config.yaml. Note that the application can be accessible over
192.168.12.34:3030 by default.
bundle installnpm installCopy config.sample.yml as config.yml and fill the sections you want to use in dashboard
In config.yml
countdown:
myCountDown: #Id of countdown
enable: true
date: 'Jul 27, 2015 00:00:00'In dashboard.erb
<li data-row="1" data-col="5" data-sizex="1" data-sizey="1">
<div data-id="idcountdown" data-view="Countdown" data-title="Text to display" data-end=""></div>
</li>In infra.rb
#Init count down
config = ConfigApp.new
#We assume countdown hash in config is present
if config.params['countdown'].include? 'myCountDown'
if config.params['countdown']['myCountDown']['enable']
send_event(
'idcountdown',
title: 'myCountDown finish in',
end: config.params['countdown']['myCountDown']['date']
)
else
send_event(
'idcountdown',
title: 'myCountDown disable',
end: ''
)
end
else
send_event(
'idcountdown',
title: 'myCountDown have no parameters',
end: ''
)
endbundle exec dashing startGULP is using for check syntax of all files (some files are ignored by filesJSToIgnore variable)
node_modules/gulp/bin/gulp.jsOne file :
node_modules/gulp/bin/gulp.js --js path_to_filebundle exec rubocop- Engine : Dashing
- Countdown : https://gist.github.com/ioangogo/7b9208d0ef41c90ec322/
