DinoDNA
Development
As of right now all of the build artifacts are stored in the repo under /public, so pulling the latest from remote and running the following commands should get you up and running:
$ npm install
$ npm startIf you're hacking on the client-side code you'll need to build a new bundle after making changes:
$ npm run buildThis command just executes webpack and generates /public/js/bundle.js with any changes you've made. The source files and destination path are all specfied in the webpack.config.js file.
Pro Tip - If you know you want to spin up the web server to test out changes after build just use npm run go.
TODO
- Investigate/implement react-router (how can we use it while taking advantage of server-side rendering?)
- Investigate/implement Redux
- Define client-side app flow
- Implement comparison of two sets of DNA