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README.md

Admin X Settings

Ghost Admin Settings in React

Development

Pre-requisites

Run yarn in Ghost monorepo root

Running the development version

Run yarn dev to start the development server to test/develop the settings standalone. This will generate a demo site from the index.html file which renders the app and makes it available on http://localhost:5173

Running inside Admin

Run yarn dev (like you would run Ghost dev normally) from the top-level repo. AdminX will automatically rebuild when you make changes.

Develop

This is a monorepo package.

Follow the instructions for the top-level repo.

git clone this repo & cd into it as usual
Run yarn to install top-level dependencies.

Test

yarn lint run just eslint
yarn test:acceptance runs acceptance tests
yarn test:unit runs unit tests
yarn test:acceptance path/to/test runs a specific test
yarn test:acceptance:slowmo runs acceptance tests in slow motion and headed mode, useful for debugging and developing tests