npm install adhubserver

AdHub Dev Server

The AdHub Dev Server helps you create your AdHub template locally before uploading it to the AdHub. It can also package your template up for distributing a single banner.

How to install or update

- Log in to the NPM website. If you don't have an NPM account, create one here.
- Check to see if you have access to the Hook Organization on NPM. If not, ask an admin for an invite.
- Make sure you are logged into npm commandline tool. Using Powershell or Terminal run npm login
- Install the AdHub Dev Server npm package:
- Windows: npm install -g adhubserver
- Mac: sudo npm install -g adhubserver --unsafe-perm=true --allow-root
- To update just run the same command above.

How To Use The Dev Server

- Download the latest release of the AdHub Standard Ad Template here: https://github.com/hookerz/000_AdHub_Standard_Template/archive/master.zip
- Extract the files to a directory on your computer.
- Open your template directory in PowerShell or Terminal.
- Run adhubserver. This will start up the AdHub Dev Server and open a window. Saving changes will reload the browser window.
- Options:
- -x, --xml: Transpile content.html into content.xml

How to use the Optimizer

- Open PowerShell or Terminal and run adhuboptimize [source directory]
- Arguments:
- required Where a timestamped directory will be created with your finalized banner files. This directory can't inside the template directory.
-

[source directory] optional The directory where the source files of your tempalte are located. If you don't provide it, the program will default to your current directory.

    - Options:

        -

-k or --tinykey

  - api key to use tinypng, this it cached after first use. You have to do this at least once for your images to minify.

        -

-t or --nohtml

 - skip html minification

        -

-a or --adobe

 - project uses Hook Adobe Animate instead of Standard Template

        -

-j or --nojs

 - skip js minification

        -

-c or --nocss

 - skip css minification

        -

-i or --noimg

 - skip image minification

        -

-b or --nobundle

 - skip bundling - no zip, no static image

        -

--zipsize

 - Maximum allowed size of the zips when testing: Default 150K

        -

--jpgsize

 - Maximum allowed size of the static backups when testing: Default 40K

        -

--itteratetiny

 - Number of Times to run TinyPng on Images': Default 2

        -

-f --filter ` - Filter units by folder names or size. Use | for multiple filters. filters like 300x250 are size filters all others are folder filters

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- The program will run recursively on the source directory so it can run 100s of banners at a time.
- Test output is color coded and written to your terminal.
- Output and Source paths can be relative or absolute.
- Output directory cannot be inside Source directory,