Closed cyrildewit closed 2 years ago
@joeyvonck I'm using docker to setup an environment with Node.js, but you can install Node.js locally from https://nodejs.org/en/download/. LTS or Current stable version are both fin. The latter one is of course more up to date.
After installing Node.js, you could install Yarn. It's faster than NPM.
Run corepack enable
if that's not working run npm i -g corepack
If you've installed Yarn:
space-management-frontends
repository.yarn
to install the required dependenciesyarn dev
to build only one time for DEVELOPMENTyarn watch
to build every time a file changes for DEVELOPMENTyarn production
to build for production (this is not necessary for local development)If you've not installed Yarn you can use NPM:
space-management-frontends
repository.npm il
to install the required dependenciesnpm run dev
to build only one time for DEVELOPMENTnpm run watch
to build every time a file changes for DEVELOPMENTnpm production
to build for production (this is not necessary for local development)
See #3