Turnkey local development tips
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Running the local core | Running the local core Turnkey app is a great way to shorten the development loop. | ||
One issue | One issue you may not want is having your source code for SCSS, CSS, and EXT_Components inside the Turnkey core file tree - but they must be found there by the web server. This can be addressed with the standard Windows function of symbolic links for directories or files: | ||
mklink /d C:\<turnkey core location>\EXT_Components\MoveAroundInGrid C:\<source code location>\EcoProject1_AssetsTK\EXT_Components\MoveAroundInGrid | mklink /d C:\<turnkey core location>\EXT_Components\MoveAroundInGrid C:\<source code location>\EcoProject1_AssetsTK\EXT_Components\MoveAroundInGrid | ||
To break a symbolic link | To break a symbolic link, call rd c:\<link to break> - read the [https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/administration/windows-commands/mklink full documentation here]. | ||
[[Category:MDriven Turnkey]] | [[Category:MDriven Turnkey]] | ||
Revision as of 07:26, 17 February 2023
Running the local core Turnkey app is a great way to shorten the development loop.
One issue you may not want is having your source code for SCSS, CSS, and EXT_Components inside the Turnkey core file tree - but they must be found there by the web server. This can be addressed with the standard Windows function of symbolic links for directories or files:
mklink /d C:\<turnkey core location>\EXT_Components\MoveAroundInGrid C:\<source code location>\EcoProject1_AssetsTK\EXT_Components\MoveAroundInGrid
To break a symbolic link, call rd c:\<link to break> - read the full documentation here.
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