RuntimeLabs

A repo containing experiments, patterns, and labs aimed at explaining and improving the Runtime framwork.

Getting Started with a compatible Development Environment

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• Ensure that NodeJS is installed on your system. Please ensure that you install Node v12 or higher for latest javascript features.

• Download any lightweight development IDE such as Atom or VSCode

• Download Github Desktop, authenticate, and clone the Mesh Authentication Repo onto your local filesystem.

• Open the project root inside of your IDE and launch terminal. If you are using VSCode you will first need to add the Terminal extension.

Terminal CLI and Getting started with the development server.

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• To install necessary module dependencies, open the terminal at the project root and run the following command.

npm install

• Once the dependencies are installed to launch the development environment, again in the terminal, run following command.

npm run dev

• Once the command executes the terminal should report that the project is running at localhost:8081

An example of the terminal output at this time should look as follows:

11:47:41 AM - Starting compilation in watch mode...
[0]
[1] es-dev-server started on http://localhost:8081
[1] Serving files from '/Users/User/Documents/GitHub/mesh-framework-authentication'.
[1] Using history API fallback, redirecting non-file requests to '/index.html'
[0]
[0] 11:47:42 AM - Found 0 errors. Watching for file changes.

Viewing The Development Server

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Simply launch one of the supported development browsers and open localhost:8081

Known Supported Development Browsers

• Firefox
• Chrome
• Safari
• Edge* Development server fails to import ES Modules Issue Being Investigated

Configuring and Connecting your Firebase Project

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Details coming soon.