You decided to contribute to this project? Great, thanks a lot for pushing it.
This project adheres to the Contributor Covenant code of conduct. By participating, you are expected to uphold this code. Please file issue to report unacceptable behavior.
To check that your contributions match the project coding style make sure npm test
passes.
- yarn is required because NPM is not reliable.
- git-lfs is required (use
git lfs pull
to download files when git-lfs was installed after git clone).
To build project: yarn && yarn compile
If you get strange compilation errors, try to remove all node_modules
in the project (especially under packages/*
).
We use semantic-release, so we have very precise rules over how our git commit messages can be formatted.
Documentation files located in the /docs
.
/docs
is deployed to Netlify when next
release is marked as latest
and available for all users.
Only IntelliJ Platform IDEs (IntelliJ IDEA, WebStorm) support debug. Please prefer to use 2017.2.
If you use IntelliJ IDEA or WebStorm 2017.2 — ij-rc-producer is used and you can run tests from an editor (just click on Run
green gutter icon).
Or you can create Node.js run configuration manually:
- Ensure that
Before launch
containsCompile TypeScript
. - Set
Node interpreter
to NodeJS 8. NodeJS 8 is required to debug. - Set
Application Parameters
to-t "test name" relative-test-file-name
if you want to debug particular test. E.g.-t "extraResources - one-package" globTest.js
- Set
Environment Variables
:- Optionally,
TEST_APP_TMP_DIR
to some directory (e.g./tmp/electron-builder-test
) to inspect output if test uses temporary directory (only if--match
is used). Specified directory will be used instead of random temporary directory and cleared on each run.
- Optionally,
TEST_APP_TMP_DIR=/tmp/electron-builder-test ./node_modules/.bin/jest --env jest-environment-node-debug -t 'assisted' '/oneClickInstallerTest\.\w+$'
where TEST_APP_TMP_DIR
is specified to easily inspect and use test build, assisted
is the test name and /oneClickInstallerTest\.\w+$
is the path to test file.
Do not forget to execute yarn compile
before run.
When filing an issue please make sure, that you give all information needed.
This includes:
- description of what you're trying to do
- package.json
- log of the terminal output
- node version
- npm version
- on which system do you want to create installers (macOS, Linux or Windows).