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AODB Development
Background
The AODB Mobile application built using Ionic, Angular and Typescript, it communicates with AODB over a well-defined, loosely coupled interface.
Prerequisites
Access to the team foundation server for the AODB Mobile project which contains the git repository and project documentation.
Transport AODB Mobile Team Foundation Server
Access to the AODB Mobile project Thycotic Secret Server which contains all account information, usernames and passwords.
Transport AODB Mobile Thycotic Secret Server
Contents
Node Packages
Install the following node packages with specified versions
- gulp
- cordova
- ionic
- jspm
- bower
- npm-check
- npm-install-missing
- phantomjs-prebuilt
- sinopia
- pm2
Install Node Packages with the following command in the terminal prompt:
$ npm i -g gulp cordova ionic jspm bower npm-check npm-install-missing phantomjs-prebuilt sinopia pm2
List installed Node Packages with the following command in the terminal prompt:
$ npm ls -g --depth=0
Setup and Run
The ionic info command prints out useful information about your system’s Ionic environment and dependencies
$ ionic info
Clone the repo
$ git clone http://i-t-v-tf01:8080/tfs/Transport/Chroma%20Refresh/_git/AODB
Use gulp to install the projects dependencies
$ gulp install
Use gulp to build the project
$ gulp build
See the application running run the following command:
$ ionic serve -l
Development
TFS
Pull requests
Pull requests let you tell others about changes you've pushed to a repository. Once a pull request is sent, interested parties can review the set of changes, discuss potential modifications, and even push follow-up commits if necessary.
Wallaby.js
Wallaby.js is an intelligent and super fast test runner for JavaScript that continuously runs your tests. ... Wallaby.js is insanely fast, because it only executes tests affected by your code changes and runs your tests in parallel.
Gulp
Gulp is a task/build runner for development.
Gulp watch task will watch all files in the application folder and rebuild the www folder when anything changes
$ gulp watch
Compiles and run the tests
$ gulp test
List Gulp tasks
$ gulp --tasks
Git Flow
Initialize
Initialize gitflow
$ git flow init
Features
Start a new feature
$ git flow feature start MYFEATURE
Finish up a feature
$ git flow feature finish MYFEATURE
Publish a feature
$ git flow feature publish MYFEATURE
Get a feature published by another user.
$ git flow feature pull origin MYFEATURE
You can track a feature on origin by using
$ git flow feature track MYFEATURE
Releases
Start a release
To start a release, use the git flow release command
$ git flow release start RELEASE [BASE]
Publish the release branch after creating it to allow release commits by other developers.
$ git flow release publish RELEASE
Track a remote release
$ git flow release track RELEASE
Finish up a release
Finishing a release performs several actions:
- Merges the release branch back into 'master'
- Tags the release with its name
- Back-merges the release into 'develop'
- Removes the release branch
Finish release
$ git flow release finish RELEASE
Push your tags with
$ git push --tags
Start hotfix
$ git flow hotfix start VERSION [BASENAME]
Finish a hotfix
$ git flow hotfix finish VERSION
Commands
| init | |||
| git flow => | feature => | start => | NAME |
| release | finish | ||
| hotfix | pubish | ||
| pull |