Developing multiple Eitri-apps

Allows the developer to simultaneously run more than one Eitri-App in their respective workspaces. This is useful for developing and testing integration between different Eitri-Apps.

Note

Prerequisites:

CLI version 1.17.0 or higher.

Usage

Structure your project with the following organization:

├── eitriapp-berserk (eitri-app folder)
├── components-logic (eitri-app folder)
├── shared-logic (eitri-app folder)
├── app-config.yaml (configuration file)

Create an app-config.yaml file at the root of the project with the following structure:

application-id: Application ID For more information, see the section How to obtain the application ID.;
eitri-apps: List of Eitri-Apps to be started;
alias: Eitri-App alias;
path: Eitri-App path;
workspace: Eitri-App workspace;
focus: Defines which the Eitri-App will be opened in the foreground;
shared: Defines if the Eitri-App is shared between other Eitri-Apps.

bottom-tab-view-simulation: Information to the Eitri Machine about the tabs that will be opened when the App is started.

application-id: 'bd9b96af-ac33-492e-876c-6755b3aefaef'
eitri-apps:
    - alias: berserk
      path: "./eitriapp-berserk"
      workspace: DEFAULT
      focus: true
    - alias: "components-logic"
      path: "./components-logic"
      workspace: component
      shared: true
    - alias: "shared-logic"
      path: "./shared-logic"
      workspace: logic
      shared: true
bottom-tab-view-simulation:
  eitri-apps:
    - slug: "berserk"
      title: "Berserk"
    - slug: "components-logic"
      title: "Components Logic"
    - slug: "shared-logic"
      title: "Shared Logic"

2.1 application-id: Application ID (obtained via the Console). To get the application ID, go to the Console, click on the desired application, and copy the Application ID from the Application ID field.

Run the command eitri app start at the root of the project.
```
eitri app start
```
The command will start the Eitri-Apps configured in the app-config.yaml file, and the Eitri-App with the focus: true attribute will open in the foreground of the application.

Example of running the command:

eitri app start
Starting app start!
App start: Compiler ready for continuous use!
berserk | Building Eitri-App
components-logic | Building Eitri-App
shared-logic | Building Eitri-App
berserk | Starting Eitri builder

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