Bundles & application configuration for kartta.paikkatietoikkuna.fi
The application build process assumes that this repository, the main oskari-frontend repository, and oskari-frontend-contrib are located side by side on your filesystem. Running npm install will create symlinks to these directories under node_modules.
In this model, it's left to the developer to checkout the correct branches/versions of the above repos.
With the symlinks in place import-statements and other path references to oskari-frontend and oskari-frontend-contrib will resolve to the appropriate directories. This means you can reference bundles in oskari-frontend repo with eg. "bundlePath": "oskari-frontend/packages/statistics/" in your minifierAppSetup.json. The same principle works in bundle.js for defining bundle dependencies.
Before adding a library dependency (either under libraries/ or via NPM), you should check if the library is already included in oskari-frontend repo. If it is, you can reference it in your bundle.js with eg. oskari-frontend/libraries/geostats/1.5.0/lib/geostats.min.js. NPM package dependencies defined in oskari-frontend repo can be imported directly in code found in this repo eg. Open Layers import olMap from 'ol/Map';. Note: this is not how node module resolution usually works; it's a special feature of the Oskari build system aimed to avoid library code duplication & version conflicts. To see which packages can be used in this way, see dependencies in oskari-frontend package.json.
If the library isn't included in oskari-frontend repo, you can add it into this repo, either as dependency in package.json (preferred) or under libraries/. Dependencies under libraries/ require a reference in bundle.js, NPM dependencies do not; just import in your code.
Check out the right branches in the above repos and make sure you have run npm install in all three (this one included). Then you can build the app with npm run build. The output will be under dist/. See the main oskari-frontend repo for detailed instructions about the build parameters.
The build requires more memory than is allocated for node by default and you will have to so set NODE_OPTIONS=--max_old_space_size=4096 on windows before running the build or NODE_OPTIONS=--max_old_space_size=4096 npm run build.
Run npm start for development server with auto reload for JS and hot reload for SCSS.