Inside /docroot/app, you can run several commands:

• npm start: Starts the development server.
• npm run build: Bundles the app into static files for production.
• npm test: Starts the test runner.
• npm run eject: Removes this tool and copies build dependencies, configuration files and scripts into the app directory. If you do this, you can’t go back!

We suggest that you begin by typing:

cd app
npm start

Docksal

Ideally this should all be run via a Docksal machine.

But npm start must be run directly on a local machine, because ... it doesn't work via Docksal.

The following do work:

• fin exec npm run build: Build the app.
• fin exec npx stylelint ./src/**/*.css: Run CSS Linting.

Docksal commands

• fin npm-build: Build the app.
• fin npm-lint: Run all lLinting (JS ES6, CSS).
• fin npm-start: Start and watch with browsersync.

Code standards.

The project is configured with ESLint (which watches for changes while running the development server - see npm start avove).

I am also using stylelint to lint CSS files. Run this using npx stylelint ./src/**/*.css (also see above).

Todo

• Add experience - date descending order, grouped by Year. List the agency name, and then within that the sites worked on. Provide overview of type of organisation (e.g. charity, corporate, government, etc).
• Tidy up structure of page. Could do with a more rational setup with one component for a page "row", for instance.