Apostrophe 3 demo and test project

Get started

Install dependencies: npm install
At the moment, you must have a local copy of apostrophe using the 3.0 branch and link that to this project. In whatever local directory you keep your dev work in, run:
1. git clone git@github.com:apostrophecms/apostrophe.git && cd apostrophe
2. git fetch && git checkout 3.0 to get on the correct branch.
3. npm link to set Apostrophe up for linking in the project.
Back in the a3-demo project, link up Apostrophe: npm link apostrophe.

Running the project

Run npm run dev to build the Apostrophe UI and start the site up. Remember, this is during alpha development, so we're all in "dev mode."

Analyzing bundle size

It is possible to analyze the size of the admin UI webpack bundle:

APOS_BUNDLE_ANALYZER=1 node app @apostrophecms/asset:build

This will display a visualization in your browser.

As of this writing, we are not optimizing the webpack build for production, so expect to see big numbers.

Apostrophe Storybook Component Library

Run the UI Library

To spin up the UI component library (including to work on Apostrophe UI components) run npm run storybook. By default, the storybook library will run at http://localhost:9001.

Deploying to the Static Site

$ npm run deploy-storybook

This script will run the build to the .out directory and trigger a deploy to the gh-pages branch.

Using Vue Dev Tools with Storybook

Storybook operates in a number of layered iframes, obscuring Vue Dev Tools from reading your Vue states. You can use the standalone Electron Vue Dev Tool application to drill into your stories, just

$ npm install -g @vue/devtools
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$ vue-devtools

And make sure the port your vue-devtools is looking for matches the one specified in Apostrophe core's modules/@apostrophecms/storybook/template/.storybook/preview-head.html (currently http://localhost:8098).

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