JabRef-Word-Addin

Getting started

Install Node.js.
Create .env file in the root directory containing the HOST_API_URL key

e.g., API_HOST = "https://mango-pebble-0224c3803.1.azurestaticapps.net/"
Run yarn install

Run yarn start in the root directory. This starts the local web server and opens Word with add-in loaded. On Windows, you have to do that with Administrator rights (at the very first run) in order to setup the correct certificates.
In Word, open a new document, choose the Home tab, and then choose the Show Task Pane button in the ribbon to open the add-in task pane.

Open Word on the web. Using the "New blank document" option, open a new Word document. In this new document, select Share in the ribbon, select Copy Link in the dropdown, and copy the URL.
In the project root directory, open the .env file. Add a DOCUMENT_URL key with the URL you copied as the value. For example, DOCUMENT_URL=<URL>.
In the command line starting at the root directory, run yarn start:web.
The Word document should now be opened in a new browser tab. Confirm that you would like to enable developer mode (this is needed for sideloading addins).
You will see a second dialog box, asking if you wish to register an Office Add-in manifest from your computer. Select Yes.
Choose the Reference tab, and then click on the JabRef icon to open the add-in task pane.

Open Office on the web. Open a document in Word. On the Insert tab on the ribbon in the Add-ins section, choose Office Add-ins.
On the Office Add-ins dialog, select the MY ADD-INS tab, choose Manage My Add-ins, and then Upload My Add-in.
Browse to the add-in manifest file, and then select Upload.
Choose the Reference tab, and then click on the JabRef icon to open the add-in task pane.

Command	Description
`yarn start`	To test add-in in Word, run this command in the root directory. This starts the local web server and opens Word with add-in loaded.
`yarn start:web`	To test your add-in in Word on a browser, run this command in the root directory. When you run this command, the local web server will start
`yarn build`	To start server in production.

Note: If you're testing add-in on Mac, run yarn dev-server to start the local web server.