CTS UI

Running the Development Environment

Running the development environment consists of three console tabs: one to run the CTS-JS development server, one to run the CTS-UI development server, and one to rebuild the project when you make a change to the code.

First checkout cts-js (github.com/cts/cts-js) and run the development server in that projet (port 3000):
```
npm install (first time only)
grunt server
```
The grunt server task will run a web server hosting cts.js on port 3000 and also watch and recompile upon file changes.
Then, in this project, (github.com/cts/cts-ui), run the development server on (port 8000):
```
npm install (first time only)
grunt server
```
The grunt server task will run a web server hosting ctsui.js on port 8000 and also watch and recompile upon file changes.

Getting the bookmarklet link

Once you've got the development server running, you'll want to grab the development bookmarklet link. This will inject CTS-UI (and CTS) into any web page.

Visit the following page:

```
http://localhost:8000/development-bookmarklet.html
```

And drag the bookmarklet link to the toolbar of your browser.

Changing the code and re-running

If you're running grunt server, the code should update automatically as you make changes in your editor. If you want to manually re-compile, in a separate console, run the following command in the project root:

```
grunt
```

This will rebuild release/ctsui.js. If you refresh whatever web page you were testing CTS-UI on and click the Bookmarklet link again, you should load the new version.

Note that sometimes you have to clear your browser history.

Changing LESS

To automatically compile LESS to CSS:

grunt watch less

To manually compile:

grunt less:development

grunt less:production

This will compiled your less files into the /mockups/css directory.

Note that you must add new less files to the Gruntfile.

Code Notes

This code makes use of some other excellent open source libraries:

Alertify, by Fabien Doiron (http://fabien-d.github.io/alertify.js/)

Why did the chicken cross the road?

To get to the other side!