Archetype

Install Dependencies

Requires Node.js to be installed and in your system path

npm install -g grunt-cli && npm install -g grunt
npm install

Build

grunt

Deploy

grunt deploy --target=C:\\path\\to\\umbraco\\site
grunt watch:dev --target=C:\\path\to\\umbraco\\site

Add --touch to either command to automatically touch the web.config on a deploy

Installation

Install the package through Umbraco.

Deploy with Grunt (see above). Recommended if you wish to extend this repo.

Not recommended but a down and dirty way is to manually download and copy the files into the appropriate spot:

Your /App_Plugins (and /bin) should contain this structure:

/App_Plugins
- package.manifest
- /css
-- archetype.css
- /js
-- archetype.js (our Grunt script concats the controller.js/config.controller.js, services and all directives into one file, you will have to do so manually)
-- config.views.js
- /views
-- archetype.html
-- archetype.config.html
/bin
-- archectype.dll (you'll have to build it)

Prevalue Configs

Most of the fields are self evident, the following fields will be discussed further:

###Developer Mode###

By turning this on, you will get a textarea visible with the data model (not prevalue model). You can change the contents of the textarea for real-time editing. Additionally when in developer mode, the console will reflect the scope object of each property.

##View Compatibility## The basis of compatibility is based on the following:

The model of the view must use $scope.model.value and the config must use $scope.model.config.

All core properties have not been tested yet :)

##Developer Notes## If you decide to extend this project locally, you'll want to set the <compilation> debug property in your web.config to true:

<compilation defaultLanguage="c#" debug="true" batch="false" targetFramework="4.5">

This is in order to circumvent the minification and caching of the JavaScript files.