Galasa Documentation - Archived

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The content was moved to https://github.com/galasa-dev/galasa in the docs folder

To update the Galasa public documentation, please update the source in that repository.

Old content

This repository contains the source for the Galasa test automation system homepage.

If you are interested in the development of Galasa, take a look at the documentation and feel free to post a question in our Galasa Slack workspace. Register to join first if you're not yet a member.

We have the following available Slack channels:

• #galasa-dev - for developers of Galasa code or Galasa extensions
• #galasa-users - for users comments, and for making announcements
• #galasa-tsc - for technical steering committee discussions on longer term over-arching issues relating to Galasa

You can raise new ideas / features / bugs etc. as issues on GitHub.

Getting started

To use the site locally, follow the following instructions:

1. Ensure you have installed Node.js at the same version as specified in the .nvmrc file.
2. Clone this repository to your own machine.
3. From the root of the repository, install all the required dependencies:

   npm install

4. Run the development build, which will automatically update as you change files:

   npm run develop

Sometimes you want to be sure of exactly what will be produced in the CI build. If you want to run a full production build, you can do so using:

npm run build

You can then serve that production build using:

npm run serve

Note: If you are using a dev container within vscode, use this instead:

npm run serve -- --host 0.0.0.0

Contributing

Take a look at the contribution guidelines.

Any changes to the documentation should be contributed as pull requests:

1. Make a fork of this repository (top-right).
2. Make your changes in a branch of your fork.
3. Create a pull request for your changed branch.

Please format your code using Prettier:

npm run format

License

This code is under the Eclipse Public License 2.0.