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http-server-editor

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HTTP server that accepts user-triggered changes to static HTML & Markdown pages and dynamic .elm pages.

github.com/MikaelMayer/Editor

MikaelMayer/Editor

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# Contributing ## Local server If you want to start the webserver after cloning the github repo, enter the commands: npm install node bin/server.js then point your browser to http://127.0.0.1:3000 You can test the server by pointing your browser to http://127.0.0.1:3000/test/pizzas.elm?user=Anonymous&hl=fr&edit=true Here you can witness the possibilities of a 60-line-of-code webpage in Editor. You can... * Include and interpret data tiles (`nodejs.fileread "data/pizzas.txt"`). * Modify the current username directly from the webpage (see how it's updated in the URL) * Select a pizza choice and so that it is stored and added it to the corresponding summary below. * Change the summary style (text, color, font...) directly using the DOM explorer. * Change the translation language * Edit the current translated sentences * Add a new translation language (go to the DOM inspector, and duplicate `<option>English</option>`, and then rename it to German) * Add a new pizza (same but duplicate a pizza option) * Rename a pizza wherever it appears * Add new translated sentences from the webpage (wrap "Final choices" so that it becomes "{:Final choices:}". After a roundtrip update, switch to French and translate it ("Choix finaux"). * Remove one's pizza choice by selecting the first "Choose your pizza" option. ### Publishing Run `make update` to ensure that * The sketch-n-sketch's version is up-to-date * `node bundle.js` is run to bundle the server code into the executable. * The version number is increased (via `npm version patch`) * The version is published to NPM's website * The same code is pushed to github ### Publishing locally for testing. Inside the folder containing the Editor folder, run the following command. npm install ./Editor This will install all executables at the location given in `npm bin` and make them available in your PATH. This can be useful for development.