Contributor Notice: This repository is now dedicated exclusively to the Keploy API Playground. As part of an ongoing migration, the Keploy Playground will remain in this repository for now, but it will be moved to a new repository in the future.
GSoC Qualification Task: As this playground forms a part of our GSoC qualification tasks, we welcome contributions only for enhancing and maintaining the playground features.
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Ensure Node.js 18.x.x is installed on your machine.
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Install the ESLint extension for VS Code:
- You can install the ESLint extension by Microsoft.
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Configure asset prefix for local developement:
- For local development, comment out the below line to load assets locally.
- In
next.config.js
, the assetPrefix ensures proper asset loading from the new landing page.assetPrefix: 'https://keploy-websites.vercel.app'
- In
- For local development, comment out the below line to load assets locally.
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Running the development server:
- Use one of the following commands based on your package manager:
npm run dev # or yarn dev # or pnpm dev
- Use one of the following commands based on your package manager:
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Run ESLint:
- To identify and fix linting issues, run:
Make sure to resolve any linting issues before raising a PR.
npx eslint .
- To identify and fix linting issues, run:
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Access the app:
- Open http://localhost:3000 in your browser to view the result.
Note: This template is inspired by the Cruip Tailwind Landing Page Template.
This README guide provides an overview of the color palette used in the project, along with their respective purposes and usage.
This README guide provides a quick reference to the colors in the palette and their intended purposes. Use this guide to ensure consistent usage of colors throughout the project and to maintain a cohesive visual style.
Feel free to discuss and customize the README guide further based on your project requirements and additional details you'd like to include.
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