• To build and pack (from /src), run: npm run build
  • This will build and webpack into a /build directory in the root of the project, containing the following:
    • js/
      • debug/
        • client_bundle.js
      • client_bundle.js
    • index.html
    • server_bundle.js
  • The /debug directory is used for debugging in production.
    • In production, you can enable debug mode by adding ?debug_mode=true to the end of the URL
      • This will retrieve the client_bundle.js with sourcemaps included
• The /build directory can then be distributed.
• To start the application for production, run: PORT=5000 NODE_ENV=production node server_bundle.js

• To build and pack for development, you also run: npm run build
  • Individual build commands:
    • npm run build-client -- Production Client build
    • npm run build-client-debug -- Dev (Debug) Client build
    • npm run build-server -- Production Server
  • Note: The above build commands will not enable linting. To run the linter, run:
    • npm run lint-client or npm run lint-client-report to generate an HTML report
    • npm run lint-server or npm run lint-server-report to generate an HTML report
    • Alternatively, you can run npm run lint or npm run lint-reports to run both of the above.
• To start the application for development, run:
  • npm run start-dev -- Run using node pointing at /build/debug directory
  • npm run dev -- Run using nodemon pointing at /client for Client source and /build for Server source
• To start the application with live-reload from the /src direcotry, run:
  • npm run dev-server
    • This will run the app at http://localhost:8080
    • This will also enable linting when a file is saved
• To run the unit tests, you can run either of the following:
  • npm run test
  • npm run test:watch
• To run coverage reports, you can run either of the following:
  • npm run cover
  • npm run cover:teamcity

Below you will find resource links for many of the different technologies used within this project seed. Please refer to the package.json file to find the specific version of a library being used. We do our best to keep these up to date with the latest release.