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Collaborne / miro-templating

Create new Miro boards based on templates. Includes tools to create & test the templates.
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Can not call create-board / create-template / query-board from CLI #1

Open Boris-Scharinger opened 4 years ago

Boris-Scharinger commented 4 years ago

Hey, I followed the instructions, however it would not access / find the scripts as, e.g. MIRO_TOKEN=<> BOARD_ID=<> TEMPLATE_ID=<> create-miro-template It tells me it can't identify the expression as a script, CMDlet or such... Any idea, what I would need to do different?

Boris-Scharinger commented 4 years ago

It seems, you were not developing under Windows, correct? I seem to have it running now...but maybe it makes sense to update the documentation?

ronnyroeller commented 4 years ago

Boris - great to hear that you already figured out how to make it run. Unfortunately, I don't have a Windows system here to try it out. You should be able to run the npm scripts directly like this example:

MIRO_TOKEN=<TOKEN> BOARD_ID=<BOARD_ID> TEMPLATE_ID=<TEMPLATE_ID> npm run create-template
Boris-Scharinger commented 4 years ago

Hi Ronny, it continues to be tricky: 1) I installed miro-templating without my console in 'Admin Mode' that's why npm install -g miro-templating wasn't executed properly. 2) It seems, cmd and ps1 files have been generated too (that wasn't clear in the first place). But it terms of how you call them with the parameters is unclear (to me). Don't worry, I will find out. 3) Yes, you are right, we will use the js/ typescript-implementation directly. Just getting my head around how that will look like in the mendix environment.

The scripts were meant to provide a fast PoC entry point which is great. But then it turned out to be trickier than I thought. I will keep you posted.

ronnyroeller commented 4 years ago

I installed miro-templating without my console in 'Admin Mode' that's why npm install -g miro-templating wasn't executed properly.

Indeed, depending on your setup, npm likely needs admin permissions for a global installation.

It seems, cmd and ps1 files have been generated too (that wasn't clear in the first place). But it terms of how you call them with the parameters is unclear (to me). Don't worry, I will find out.

The parameters are environment variables. I think you can set them on the Windows command line via:

set MIRO_TOKEN=SOMETHING
echo %MIRO_TOKEN%
ankon commented 4 years ago

The parameters are environment variables. I think you can set them on the Windows command line via:

set MIRO_TOKEN=SOMETHING
echo %MIRO_TOKEN%

Indeed.

@Boris-Scharinger I opened https://github.com/Collaborne/miro-templating/pull/2, could you maybe have a look at see whether those changes help for Windows, or whether you needed additional changes?