Creating Clean Development Content¶

If you are trying to fix an issue, it is helpful to begin development using content that is known to support common Tangerine features. This can be more reliable than using a project's content because that content may have missing forms that create bugs that have nothing to do with the issue you are trying to resolve.

Client¶

cd client
npm install
rm -rf client/src/assets
cp -r ../content-sets/<your pick>/client src/assets
cp src/assets/app-config.defaults.json src/assets/app-config.json
cp ../translations/translation* src/assets/
npm start

Server¶

The create-group command to the rescue!

The following command downloads a content set known to support common Tangerine features and is used for load-testing. Notice that it is a github repo; therefore, you may clone it and modify at will.

docker exec tangerine create-group "New Group C" https://github.com/rjsteinert/tangerine-content-set-test.git

There is also support for creating a group using local content from the content-sets directory' in the Tangerine repository. Currently, there is support for creating a case-module:

docker exec tangerine create-group "New Group D" case-module

You may also configure how inputs are populated by custom functions; see the Case generation section in the Load testing doc.

If you add --help to the create-group command you may see other options as well.

docker exec tangerine create-group --help

To see more examples, check out the demo video from the v3.10.0 release.