A plugin to sync your Plasmic designs via a convenient component! Supports both NextJS and Gatsby. Check README.npm.md for usage.
To release a new version, run npm version patch (or set the proper version in the package.json file) and run npm run release.
Running node build.js will create a build with development config. Pass the --prod flag to use prod config. This config is available at src/shared/config
When developing, it can be useful to use yalc to test development versions of loader. To do so, run npm run yalc:push. This will build the project, push the code to yalc, and automatically update any project where you are using yalc.
To add @plasmicapp/loader to a new test project from yalc, run yalc add @plasmicapp/loader.
Here are some flags that may help with your local development/debugging the CLI+Loader combo.
DO_YALC_ADD_CLI=1 yarn build
By default, PlasmicLoader will install the latest CLI from npm. This flag will install the CLI you previously ran yalc publish on, so that you can locally iterate on simultaneous changes to CLI and PlasmicLoader (without needing to actually publish the CLI to npm).
NO_INSTALL=1 yarn build
This will skip the installation process altogether, allowing you to perform more surgical experimentation within the .plasmic dir.
LOADER_CLI_NODE_OPTIONS=--inspect-brk yarn build
This will pass the given args as the NODE_OPTIONS to the CLI process, during the sync stage.