silvercar / ionic-datepicker

'ionic-datepicker' bower component for ionic framework applications

ionic-datepicker

Installation

1. Clone the repo git clone [e-mail]:silvercar/ionic-datepicker.git at the same level as asf-hybrid/ and sc-web-core/.
2. Do cd to ionic-datepicker/.
3. Install required node modules via npm install.
4. Install required bower components via bower install.
5. Do git pull in sc-web-core, to get modified bower.json.
6. Do git pull in asf-hybrid, to get modified app/bower.json.

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Workflow 1: the shitty way

Some of this sucks because of the extra hoops you have to jump through. :(

1. Modify files in ionic-datepicker/src/ with new code.
2. Run gulp build from ionic-datepicker/. That crunches all src/ changes into dist/ionic-datepicker.bundle.min.js.
3. Commit the modified source to master, along with dist/ionic-datepicker.bundle.min.js.
4. Run git push origin master.
5. Do cd to asf-hybrid/app and run bower update. This should do the browser live reload with your changes.

Workflow 2: slightly less terrible

If you want to eliminate a step, in the asf-hybrid/app/bower.json file, change:

"ionic-datepicker": "[e-mail]:silvercar/ionic-datepicker.git#master"

to

"ionic-datepicker": "file:///Users/demos/Documents/Projects/ionic-datepicker/.git#master"

except change that file path to wherever your ionic-datepicker/ is on your Mac. Then, you can do Workflow 1 but skip step 4 because it's looking in your local repo, rather than the one on github, so no push is necessary. Probably don't commit that change to bower.json if you do it.

Workflow 3: good (under construction)

Should be that just modifying files in ionic-datepicker/ rebuilds everything for you, but I'm still working on that as a side project so it'll probably never happen.