rethink/hyperty-toolkit
reTHINK docker image with the hyperty toolkit for developers
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rethink/hyperty-toolkit repository overview
Hyperty Development Toolkit
Build status
| Master | Develop |
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This repository provides required tools to develop Hyperties and a few demos. Currently the toolkit can be used to develop hyperties to be executed in the Browser or in the NodeJS;
Full Documentation
See the Wiki for full documentation, operational details and other information.
Communication
Quick Start
To run the toolkit do the following:
# clone the toolkit repository with the stable branches
git clone https://github.com/reTHINK-project/dev-hyperty-toolkit.git
# clone the dev-hyperty repository
git clone https://github.com/reTHINK-project/dev-hyperty.git
# go to the toolkit directory
cd dev-hyperty-toolkit
# install toolkit modules
npm install
Configuration
Configure all settings on the env file.
DEVELOPMENT=true # development mode or not, soon will be depracted
RUNTIME_URL=hyperty-catalogue://catalogue.localhost/.well-known/runtime/Runtime # place in the catalogue where is your runtimeURL
DOMAIN=localhost # domain where the toolkit will run and reference to contact msg-node
HYPERTY_REPO=../dev-hyperty # path to locate your dev-hyperty repository by default, is on the parent directory.. but you can change it
You are free to change for what you want..
To develop Hyperties for Browsers
When you start the toolkit with develop mode, the runtime-core loadHyperty, will reuse your hyperty address;
# run the toolkit with runtime-core
npm run start:dev
# run the toolkit with runtime-browser
npm run start:browser
Open https://catalogue.localhost/ and accept certificate
Open https://localhost/ and select an Hyperty to run.
To develop Hyperties for Nodejs
# or toolkit for nodejs and select where is the dev-hyperty repository
npm run start:node
Production Mode
This file will not be loaded if you run the toolkit in on production mode:
npm run start
Build hyperties
You can build hyperties without running the toolkit.
npm run build:hyperties # build the hyperties to be used on browser
npm run build:hyperties:node # build the hyperties to be used on nodejs
On each initial descriptor of hyperty on dev-hyperty repository, if you want replace the your descriptor static domain for the one which is on env file you should replace your domain for %domain%.
Tag summary
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Image
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810.2 MB
Last updated
over 7 years ago
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