mediafly-js-ui

UI components for Mediafly apps.

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Getting started

Match your Node version to the contents of .node-version in the project root and run npm ci to install dependencies.

You'll also need to be authenticated to the Mediafly NPM org.

Working locally

Add 127.0.0.1 local.imediafly.com to your hosts file.

Run the site locally: npm start

Run unit tests once: npm test

Run Karma server to develop unit tests with hot reload: npm run karma

Run e2e tests with Cypress: npm start then npm run cypress in a 2nd terminal

Landing & releasing a new version

1. Merge your feature branch. Ideally, squash the branch and put a useful summary
in the commit message.
2. Switch to main and add an entry in CHANGELOG.md, under the version that will be released.
3. Stage the changelog modification, but don't commit.
4. Run npm run release and follow the prompts. By default this will be a patch
release. To do a major/minor release, pass the flag like this: npm run release -- major.

Updating the mfly webfont

1. Go to the IcoMoon App: https://icomoon.io/app/#/select
2. Click "import icons" and select src/fonts/mfly-webfont-v1.x.json.
This will load the font project.
3. Drag the new SVG into the project and click it to add it to the font (it will
turn white with an orange border).
4. Click the hamburger icon on the top right of the mfly-webfont section. Select
"Download JSON".
5. Increment the version number and add this to the file name (if the old json
was named v1.5, you would add -v1.6 to the new json).
6. Add this file to the project in src/fonts and delete the previous json file.
7. Back in IcoMoon, at the bottom of the window, click "Generate Font".
8. Hit the settings gear next to the Download button. Update the version in this window.
Set the prefix to mfly-font and the name to mfly-webfont.
9. Hit download. Unzip this archive. Copy the .woff file into src/fonts, overwriting
the old font file.
10. Next, update src/components/less/fonts/mfly-webfont.less by adding the new glyph name
and its codepoint (ex: e907). You can find these on the "Generate Font" page
in IcoMoon.
11. Add an example of the new glyph in app/basics/webfont/webfont.page.html to
make sure the font works end-to-end.

Now you should be good to go! Check this all in and do a release.