This site is built with the NYCO Patterns CLI and styled using the NYCO Patterns. The Tonic Component Framework renders the list of repositories using meta data retrieved from the GitHub REST API.
Clone the repository and run npm install. You will need a GitHub Personal Access Token to be able to get up-to-date repository data. Generate a token in your developer settings, add it as the contents of the .gh-token.sample file and rename the file to .gh-token.
Commands are stored in the package.json file and can be run using NPM. Commands follow this pattern.
npm run {{ command }}Below is a description of the available commands.
| Command | Arguments | Description |
|---|---|---|
start |
Runs the Pattern CLI development server with watching and reloading. | |
default |
Runs the default Pattern CLI build command. | |
version |
major/minor/patch | Hooks into the npm version script by regenerating the build with the version number. |
ghpages |
Run the default command and publish to the testing environment. | |
meta |
Regenerate the dist/data/repositories.json file. This command requires a Personal GitHub Access Token you can generate in your developer settings. |
Additional commands from the Patterns CLI can also be run. Most commands will require the NODE_ENV variable to be set.
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