Sunstar Website

Franklin project for https://www.sunstar.com/

Environments

Installation

npm i

Linting

npm run lint

Local development

Install the Helix CLI: npm install -g @adobe/helix-cli
Start Franklin Proxy: hlx up (opens your browser at http://localhost:3000)
Open the {repo} directory in your favorite IDE and start coding :)

Adding Visual Tests

Visual testing is integrated as a Github workflow which executes on any PR submission or modification. The testing framwork does a screenshot diff betwen the main and PR branch. The screenshots are taken from the following places:

Block library
Test paths (Space seperated list of paths to test) For e.g. if your change is on a page like /brands, you can add it to the list as below env: TEST_PATHS: "/ /career/yuya-yoshisue /brands"

⚠️ While proposing a PR with visual changes, please ensure that it has adequate visual testing coverage by adding impacted places at one or both places mentioned above.

Adding external JS libraries

You can add external JS libraries to your project but you need to make sure to copy over the files to be used in front end code in browser to the ext-libs folder. This would make them available for execution in the client browser.

Here are the steps to follow:

Add the JS library to the package.json file in the dependencies section. For example, to add the jslinq library, add the following line to the package.json file:
```
"dependencies": {
    "jslinq": "^1.0.22"
}
```
Run npm install to install the library in the node_modules folder.
Run
```
npm run copy node_modules/jslinq/build ext-libs jslinq
```
to copy the library from the node_modules folder to the ext-libs folder.
Add a mapping in .ext-libs-mapping.json file to map the library to its respective location on ext-libs folder.

For example, to map the jslinq library, add the following line to the .ext-libs-mapping.json file:
```
    {
        "name": "jslinq",
        "source": "node_modules/jslinq/build",
        "target": "ext-libs/jslinq"
    }
```
THe library is now available in the ext-libs folder and can be used in the front end code in the browser. For e.g. , add the following in the fron end code to load the jslinq library:
```
await loadScript('/ext-libs/jslinq/jslinq.min.js');
```