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* Configure the project to allow the use of JSX in .jsx files. * Add linting for JSX. * Rewrite most existing code that uses `createElement` to use JSX syntax. * Stop importing `createElement as e`. That's what the minifier is for. And we don't have to write it manually so much now because of JSX syntax.
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FrankerFaceZ
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Copyright (c) 2018 Dan Salvato LLC
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Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0. See LICENSE.
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Developing
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==========
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FrankerFaceZ uses node.js to manage development dependencies and to run an HTTP
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server for development. To get everything you need:
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1. Install node.js and npm
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2. Run `npm install` within the FrankerFaceZ directory.
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From there, you can use npm to build FrankerFaceZ from source simply by
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running `npm run build`. For development, you can instruct gulp to watch
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the source files for changes and re-build automatically with `npm start`
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FrankerFaceZ comes with a local development server that listens on port 8000
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and it serves up local development copies of files, falling back to the CDN
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when a local copy of a file isn't present.
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To make FrankerFaceZ load from your local development server, you must set
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the local storage variable `ffzDebugMode` to true. Just run the following
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in your console on Twitch: `localStorage.ffzDebugMode = true;`
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It should be noted that this project is not a browser extension that you
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would load in your browser's extensions system. You still need the FrankerFaceZ
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extension or user-script for your browser.
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Editor Settings
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===============
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Please make sure that your editor is configured to use tabs rather than spaces
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for indentation and that lines are ended with `\n`. It's recommended that you
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configure linting support for your editor as well.
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If you're using Visual Studio Code, make sure to install the ESLint extension
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and add the following to your workspace settings:
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```
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{
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"eslint.validate": [
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"javascript",
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"javascriptreact",
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"vue"
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]
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}``` |