This pull request finally brings basic local development to Raisely! Inside is a new command: raisely local. When run, this boots up a simple proxy server which replaces the styles and components scripts from your campaign with locally compiled ones, based on the code on your computer.
This, compiled with https://github.com/raisely/deploy, allows you to work concurrently with other developers without changes clashing, and supports a proper staging -> main deployment flow.
This pull request finally brings basic local development to Raisely! Inside is a new command:
raisely local. When run, this boots up a simple proxy server which replaces the styles and components scripts from your campaign with locally compiled ones, based on the code on your computer.This, compiled with https://github.com/raisely/deploy, allows you to work concurrently with other developers without changes clashing, and supports a proper staging -> main deployment flow.
I've documented the local dev flow in more detail here: https://developers.raisely.com/docs/developer-quickstart.
Also in this PR: