This document explains process of testing cross-platform docs and their samples.
Use one of the following commands to build docs:
npm run buildAngular
npm run buildBlazor
npm run buildReact
npm run buildWebComponents
You can use one of the following commands to host docs locally:
npm run startAngular
npm run startBlazor
npm run startReact
npm run startWebComponents
Alternatively, you can open these docs on staging server:
You can get a list of links to samples used in cross-platform docs by first building all docs locally (see Building Docs section) and then running the following commands:
NOTE: these commands generate JSON files with links to samples on staging server
gulp extractSampleLinks --server="staging" --plat=angular
gulp extractSampleLinks --server="staging" --plat=blazor
gulp extractSampleLinks --server="staging" --plat=react
gulp extractSampleLinks --server="staging" --plat=wc
NOTE: these commands generate JSON files with links to samples on production server
gulp extractSampleLinks --server="production" --plat=angular
gulp extractSampleLinks --server="production" --plat=blazor
gulp extractSampleLinks --server="production" --plat=react
gulp extractSampleLinks --server="production" --plat=wc
NOTE: these commands generates JSON files with links to samples on local server
gulp extractSampleLinks --server="local" --plat=angular
gulp extractSampleLinks --server="local" --plat=blazor
gulp extractSampleLinks --server="local" --plat=react
gulp extractSampleLinks --server="local" --plat=wc
Open generated JSON files in VS Code and then hold CTRL key and click a link to open it browser.
NOTE: links to local samples will work when you run samples browser locally from these repos: