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Building mscgen_js and the online interpreter

Deployment Principles

  • master branch only contains source/ dev version
  • gh-pages branch contains production build

Technically, gh-pages is an orphan branch

Building

make prerequisites #  (or `npm install`)
make build # or `npm run build`

Development vs Production build

If you're on the master branch the build system will create a production build in the dist folder.

If you're on a different branch the build system creates a development build in a sub folder of dist, named after your current branch e.g. dist/develop or dist/feature/snazz-the-firp.

On master and derivative branches git will ignore the build folder.

Deployment to github-pages

Preparation (once only)

After creating a production build, initialize a git repo in the dist folder with your repo as remote and gh-pages as an orphan branch. This ensures only the files really needed for production get on github-pages.

git init
git remote add origin [email protected]:userororganisation/reponame.git
git checkout --orphan gh-pages

Deployment step

The deployment itself is now a straightforward add/ commit/ push in the dist folder. The deploy-gh-pages make target takes care of this:

make deploy-gh-pages

mscgen_js will now be available from {{repo_gh-pages_root}}, e.g. https://sverweij.github.io/mscgen_js

Branches

Note that this will also deploy any branches happening to be lying around in build, which will be accessible from {{repo_gh-pages_root}}/branches/{{branch_name}}. E.g https://sverweij.github.io/mscgen_js/feature/snazz-the-firp

Cleaning

  • make clean removes built production files as well as all generated files in the src tree

Quality checks

  • npm test

    • runs the unit/ regression tests
    • (some checks are still run manually with a well trained pair of eyeballs ...)

  • npm run test:cover

    • generates a report that specifies the test coverage
    • note that it runs the test target to determine the coverage

  • npm run check combination target that runs the linter, dependency-cruiser, the tests and the coverage

Prerequisites

  • make
  • npm
  • nodejs
  • bash (cp, mkdir, rm, sed, grep, expr)
  • all javascript necessary to run mscgen_js and/ or the online interpreter in the browser is already included in the src tree
  • for the rest: run an npm install
  • git
  • imagemagik and optipng (re-generating favicons that are already in the src tree)