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Contributing to TileBoard

All contributions are welcome! If you would like to make some changes, follow these steps:

  1. Fork the project and clone it.
  2. Install project dependencies:

Note: You might need to install yarn globally first with npm i -g yarn or by follow instructions at https://classic.yarnpkg.com/en/docs/install.

yarn
  1. Copy config.example.js to build/config.js (create build directory if necessary) and adjust options for your server:
  • Change serverUrl in the config to point to the Home Assistant URL.
  • Change wsUrl in the config to point to the Home Assistant API (use wss instead of ws protocol if HA is running on secure connection).
  1. Configure http.cors_allowed_origins setting in Home Assistant to allow your server (e.g. localhost) to communicate with the HA API:
http:
  cors_allowed_origins:
    - http://<your-server>:8080

This needs to be added in configuration.yaml in HA. See https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/http/#cors_allowed_origins for more info.

  1. Start the development server:
yarn dev

This starts a local development server at address http://localhost:8080, serving the built TileBoard.

Modifications to the project trigger an automatic rebuild to make it easy to iterate quickly.

Production build

To create an optimized release build of TileBoard run:

yarn build

This creates optimized, smaller build that should be used when running TileBoard in "production". This command doesn't start development server.

Release builds are also attached to GitHub releases in "assets" section so if you are not planning to make any changes then you can use those instead.

Releases (only for maintainers)

A new release can be created by running yarn release. A new tagged commit will be created and pushed to the remote repo, triggering automatic creation of new release with built app package attached in "assets" section.