CORE About

Static pages for CORE. The project is based on React and Next.js.

Prerequisites

Node.js: [download from nodejs.org][node-download] or check the [official installation guidelines][node-package-manager-download] if you prefer using a package manager
NPM: usually is installed with Node but you can have a look at the [installation guide][npm-install]
NPM_TOKEN: generate a token with the package:read permission at your [GitHub Settings][github-token] and place it into your .bashrc or .zshrc as follows:
```
export NPM_TOKEN=<your-token-goes-here>
```
The token is needed to enable NPM to download our scoped @oacore packages, deployed to the GitHub Registry.

Getting started

When you pass all Prerequisites you can cd into the project directory and start development as follows:

npm install
npm run dev

Design vendor update

Use Node v.16
Run npm update @oacore/design

Open localhost:3000 to see the website.

Well done! 🎉

Project structure

The infrastructure and relations between the front-end modules is displayed using the following diagram:

Schema of the CORE front-end infrastructure consisting of 2 library modules
and many application modules

There is a Library Layer providing all shared components for the applications, and an Application Layer which consists of these applications, consuming shared components.

Specifically, this projects requires the [@oacore/design][design] package during the installation stage and depends on [oacore/content][content] and our [API][api] at the build stage.

We use [Netlify CMS][netlify-cms] for editing our content. The CMS pushes changes to some directories at [oacore/content][content].

Also, this projects uses images hosted directly from oacore.github.io/content for simplicity.

Links for help

Thanks ❤️

We support Open Access and Open Source. Many open-source and non-open-source projects help us to deliver our products in great quality.

We give thanks to:

oacore / about

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