Project name

A short introduction to your project could go here. This README outlines the details of collaborating on this Grow website.

Prerequisites

At a minimum, you will need the following tools installed:

1. Git
2. Grow

If you do not have Grow, you can install it using:

curl https://install.growsdk.org | bash

Running the development server

Prior to starting the development server, you may have to install dependencies used by your project. The grow install command walks you through this and tries to set up your environment for you.

The grow run command starts your development server. You can make changes to your project files and refresh to see them reflected immediately.

grow install
grow run

Building

You can use the grow build command to build your whole site to the build directory. This is a good way to test and verify the generated code.

grow build

Kintaro

Grow has a basic integration with Kintaro. Some features are described below.

1. Visit https://kintaro-content-server.appspot.com to access Kintaro.
2. Observe the Kintaro preprocessor configuration in podspec.yaml. Control the integration (which collections are connected and which Kintaro repository and project are used).
3. Run grow preprocess -p kintaro to bind a Grow collection to a Kintaro collection.

Staging

You can deploy a development server to App Engine. Stakeholders can edit in Kintaro and see changes live in staging, on the development server.

1. Download the Gcloud SDK.
2. Create a new Gcloud project using gcloud projects create or use an existing one.
3. Create a new App Engine using gcloud app create --project=<project> or use an existing one.
4. Share your Kintaro collection with your App Engine app's service account (appid@appspot.gserviceaccount.com).
5. Deploy with the commands below.

make develop
make project=<project> deploy