🚀 Getting Started

Prerequisite#

To work with Dana, you will need to have the following cli installed:

• node ≥ 16
• npm ≥ 8
• git ≥ 2
• aws

Dana is compatible with Linux, MacOs and Windows development environment. For Windows, follow the link here for the setup.

Authenticate#

You will need an account on the Dana Cloud Service platform to access the libraries.

npx @wiztivi/dana-cli auth login

Install and Run#

To start with an application:

npx @wiztivi/dana-cli create-app my-app

then you can access the folder and start the server. Typically:

cd my-app
npm start

🎉 Tadaaaa ! Your application should be accessible in the browser, just here.

Tooling#

Linter#

Whenever you want to push new code, you will have to validate and “flag programming errors, bugs, stylistic errors, and suspicious constructs” using a linter tool (in our case, ESLint)

You can try such command in your terminal:

npm run lint

Tests#

NPM is a powerful package manager. It supports scripts properties within the package.json file.
These scripts allow you to run various commands for the current project.

Here is a typical command to run the test suite for current project:

npm run test

Code of conduct#

In the interest of fostering an open and welcoming environment, the following CoC contains guidelines for how you should interact in the community. It lists unacceptable behaviors (plus how you can report them) and also the kind of positive behaviors the maintainers encourage.

Contribute#

For sure, Wiztivi’ maintainers do welcome contributions. And to help contributors, the following file contains information about what contributions, the project’s maintainers are looking for and the process for submitting changes or getting involved.
Please refer to this contribute guide below on how to make sure your contributions get accepted: