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SDK development

SDK is build in angular 4 for forward compatibilty and ng-packagr is used to create final package. Make sure @angular/cli is at v1.4.* before building the package.

Building package

Execute following command from the sdk folder to build the library. This creates a package in dist/imagekitio-angular folder.

# run `npm install` for first time
npm run build

Running test cases

The designated directory for tests is sdk/src/sdk-tests folder. All tests will be executed once on the Chrome Headless browser.

Execute following command from the sdk folder to start testing.

npm run test

Running sample angular app

Every sample app requires a different version of Angular CLI. Please refer to the individual sample app Readme.md for details. Before sample apps can be used, imagekitio-angular library needs to be packed and installed using the file system within the sample apps. Use the following steps to run any sample app.

  1. In the sdk folder, install dependencies with npm install
  2. Build library with npm run build
  3. In the sdk/dist/imagekitio-angular folder, use npm pack to create a tarball with version mentioned in the current package.json for sdk.
  4. Go to samples/imagekitio-angular<x>-sample folder and use npm install to install dependencies.
  5. Use npm install ../../sdk/dist/imagekitio-angular/imagekitio-angular-x.x.x.tgz where x.x.x needs to be replaced with the current version. For example, SDK version is 0.0.1, then above command becomes npm install ../../sdk/dist/imagekitio-angular/imagekitio-angular-0.0.1.tgz
  6. Configure sample app with required keys. Use each app's Readme.md for exact details.
  7. Use npm start from the samples/imagekitio-angular<x>-sample folder to run the app for a particular angular version.

Running sample backend server

Sample server for upload implementation is available at samples/sample-server. To run the server, follow these steps

  1. Create a .env file based on sample.env and enter your private key.
  2. Use npm install to install dependencies.
  3. Use npm run server to start the server. It will expose the authentication endpoint on http://localhost:3000/auth