I have a Docusaurus site for documentation, to which I would like to publish the HTML test report from Playwright. These are two project in separate repositories.
A new html report is continuously generated upon each test execution and I want the latest version to be available on docusaurus site.
Any advice on the best way to integrate this in a CI/CD workflow between the two?
Refs:
https://docusaurus.io/
https://playwright.dev/docs/test-reporters#html-reporter
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I am interested to know if anyone has been able to successfully use Angular CLI in a Squarespace site.
I have been searching for answers to this problem but can't find a solution. I know that you can add custom scripts to a Squarespace site and/or add scripts via CDN but Angular CLI apps are usually deployed using a different method.
Any help is appreciated. Thanks!
NOTE: I know that this is not a best practice and devs should deploy their Angular CLI app via AWS or with a similar platform.
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https://developers.squarespace.com
Squarespace provides you with a Git repository and a CLI that you can download via NPM that will let you run a local squarespace server and develop your site from scratch or with a base template.
You can check out their docs on 3rd party avascript (e.g. Angular) here:
https://developers.squarespace.com/custom-javascript/
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When using Angular 1, development is easy, just quote script in html such as
Deployment is just copy a few .js/.html/.css files to my iis server.
However, when testing with Angular 2, many npm/typescript packages (more than 500 files) are included in a simple hellow world webpage.
Is there any tools that help for deploying Angular 2 apps?
thanks
mintssoul
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https://github.com/angular/angular-cli
It uses web pack which is powerful framework for building client side applications and minification,bundling,cache bursting, even gzip compression are inbuilt which are great to reduce package footprint and make your life easier for angular 2 application build and deployment.
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To make your development faster, express provides generators, just run this command it will create default set of files for you. Off course you can change the folder structure to the one that suits best to your application.
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