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Ernest Allen updated DISPATCH-1017:
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Description:
It's time to use a javascript build system such as gulp for the console.
A build system would run during the router's 'make install' and do the
following:
* npm install all 3rd party libraries
* compile any typescript and scss files to .js and .css respectively
* package all .css files (3rd party and homegrown) into a single .css file
* package all .js files (again 3rd party and homegrown) into a single .js file
* minify the css and js files
* run a javascript linter
After the gulp build, only a few files would need to be copied to the console
install directory.
To ensure the downstream package builds are consistent, the package_lock.json
file should specify which version of the 3rd party libraries to use.
was:
It's time to use a javascript build system such as gulp for the console.
A build system would run during the router's 'make build' and do the following:
* npm install all 3rd party libraries
* compile any typescript and scss files to .js and .css respectively
* package all .css files (3rd party and homegrown) into a single .css file
* package all .js files (again 3rd party and homegrown) into a single .js file
* minify the css and js files
* run a javascript linter
After the gulp build, only a few files would need to be copied to the console
install directory.
To ensure the downstream package builds are consistent, the package_lock.json
file should specify which version of the 3rd party libraries to use.
> Use a javascript build system for the console
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>
> Key: DISPATCH-1017
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DISPATCH-1017
> Project: Qpid Dispatch
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: Console
> Affects Versions: 1.1.0
> Reporter: Ernest Allen
> Assignee: Ernest Allen
> Priority: Major
>
> It's time to use a javascript build system such as gulp for the console.
> A build system would run during the router's 'make install' and do the
> following:
> * npm install all 3rd party libraries
> * compile any typescript and scss files to .js and .css respectively
> * package all .css files (3rd party and homegrown) into a single .css file
> * package all .js files (again 3rd party and homegrown) into a single .js
> file
> * minify the css and js files
> * run a javascript linter
> After the gulp build, only a few files would need to be copied to the console
> install directory.
> To ensure the downstream package builds are consistent, the package_lock.json
> file should specify which version of the 3rd party libraries to use.
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