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The .BUILD directory

This directory contains all files and scripts needed to build the raw resources hosted on resources.ender.ing, and the shared files between all subdomains!

You may run the BUILD.bat file to build all the resources.

By default, the BUILD.bat file copies all files from the ROOTS_PATH directory into the OUTPUT_PATH directory.

If you use the argument --no-static, the BUILD.bat file will include only the generated resources in the OUTPUT_PATH directory.

You may use the INSTALL-DEP.bat file to install all the needed dependencies.

Warning: The INSTALL-DEP.bat file will install local and global NodeJS dependencies

.secret.env & .template.env

The .secret.env file contains needed absolute paths and secret values.

Warning: Make sure to copy and rename .template.env file to .secret.env and use correct absolute paths before running any command!

Failure to do so can result in you losing your files!

/TEMPLATE

Contains a template of correct gen. configuration files.

/node_js

Contains all NodeJS modules used to generate raw web resources and relevant files.

/node_js/global-index

Contains all files used to generate the global index.html file.

You may run the build-global-index.bat file to build all relevant resources.

/node_js/material-imports

Contains all files related to material design web components and imports.

You may run the build-material-imports.bat file to build all relevant resources. (makes use of Rollup)

/node_js/material

Contains all custom files related to material design

You may run the compress-custom-material.bat file to build all relevant resources.

/global

Contains global configuration files used on the server on all subdomains.

Publishing files

Note that you need to use a GitHub account that has access to the private host repository in order to pull files and commit changes!

The generated output directory should include a .git folder. You can use your GitHub account to push your changes to the private host repository. After pushing the changes, ask the server staff/manager to run the endering get command in the server's terminal.

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