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Informations about the package farmos_vue_demo_page

farmOS_vue_page_demo

A contrib module for farmOS demonstrating a packaging strategy for a page built with Vue.js

Note: Some branches and tags include only the built module. See the development branch for the full source code.

Installation

Use Composer and Drush to install farmOS_vue_page_demo in farmOS 2.x;

Available released versions can be viewed at https://packagist.org/packages/symbioquine/farmos_vue_page_demo

FAQs

How does this work?

The Javascript part of this module gets built by npm run build and placed within the Drupal module directory's `js/' folder.

The Drupal part of this module registers a simple controller which renders a page that includes the built javascript and a DOM node for Vue.js to bind to.

What about installation via Composer?

There are two branches for this repository development and release. The development workflow for this package involves only pushing changes to the development branch and to tags with a unbuilt- prefix.

A Github action is triggered by pushes to the development branch and tags with the unbuilt- prefix. That action performs the npm run build step and pushes the resulting built module code either to the release branch or to regular semantically versioned tags.

The Composer package.json file is intentionally not included at the root of the repository for the unbuilt source code.

Due to how Packagist works, the main branch for the Git repository must be set to release to ensure Packagist can find the Composer package.json file.

Okay, but how about live reload for development?

The docker/ directory of the development branch of this repository contains a docker-compose.yml file which mounts the farmos_vue_demo_page/ directory of this repository into the container. That directory is then used as a repository source for Composer to install the Drupal module from. If the Javascript part of this package has already been built, then the module will function correctly when accessing the farmOS server at http://localhost:80/vue_demo_page, but will not have live-reloading for the Vue.js code.

Next, the Webpack Dev server is used to proxy the farmOS container but replace requests for the assets associated with this module with the development versions - which have special code injected in them to support live reloading whenever the Vue.js source code changes.

How do you push new versions?

From the development branch of this repository:

Development

From the development branch of this repository:

Start/recreate the farmOS container;

Run the dev proxy server;

Access the demo page at http://localhost:8080/vue_demo_page

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