Nuxeo Elements helps developers build custom elements and web applications with Nuxeo using web components. It is build on top of Polymer 3.
To install the project's dependencies:
npm install
npm run bootstrap
To run all unit tests with:
npm test
You can run the unit tests for a given package (core, ui or dataviz) via:
npm run test:<package>
There is also a grep argument that can be used to run a specific set of tests
# Runs all the tests present on "core/test/nuxeo-connection.test.js" file
npm run test:core -- --grep nuxeo-connection.test.js
To watch the tests for changes you can use:
npm run test:watch -- --package=<package>
Demos can be setup using:
npm run docs
- Nuxeo Elements in our Developer Documentation Center.
- Online reference and demos.
We are glad to welcome new developers on this initiative, and even simple usage feedback is great.
- Ask your questions on Nuxeo Answers
- Report issues on our JIRA
- Contribute: Send pull requests!
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