Gomathi9520
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- Removed unused pause button store from ComparisonScene. - Added commented-out mock data setup in ComparisonScene for testing. - Updated default values in Analysis component for production capacity and ROI calculations. - Adjusted ProductionCapacity component to reflect monthly production capacity. - Enhanced ROISummary to calculate payback date and improved net profit calculations. - Modified ThroughputSummary to calculate units per hour based on shift length. - Improved ComparisonResult to dynamically display compared products' data. - Updated EnergyUsage to randomize data for better testing. - Refined ROIData calculations to include labor count and adjusted cost calculations. - Enhanced production capacity calculations in productionCapacityData. - Updated throughput calculations in throughPutData to consider shift length and yield rate. - Cleaned up console logs in vehicleInstance for better readability. - Added productionCapacity field to CompareProduct interface in store. - Minor styling adjustments in simulation.scss for better layout.
Getting Started
Follow these steps to set up and run the project locally.
Prerequisites
Ensure you have the following installed on your system:
- Node.js: Download and install Node.js
- npm: Comes with Node.js, but you can also install npm separately
- yarn (optional): If you prefer to use Yarn, install it here
- TypeScript: This project uses TypeScript, and the necessary dependencies will be installed automatically.
Installation
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Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/S0Vishnu/react-production-project-boilerplate.git cd react-production-project-boilerplate -
Cloning repository with User Credentials:
git clone https://your_username:password@github.com/S0Vishnu/react-production-project-boilerplate.git cd react-production-project-boilerplatenote: if password contains special charecters use:
- @ → %40
- : → %3A
- / → %2F
- ? → %3F
- & → %26
- = → %3D
- ! → %21
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Install the dependencies:
npm install -
Start server:
npm start -
Build the app for production:
npm run build -
Tests
This project includes both unit tests using Jest and end-to-end (E2E) tests using Cypress. Here’s how you can run and manage these tests.
Unit Tests (Jest) Unit tests are located in the
src/tests/unit/directory. They test individual components and functions to ensure they work as expected. Jest is used for running these tests.Running Unit Tests To run the unit tests, use the following command:
npm run testEnd-to-End (E2E) Tests (Cypress) Cypress can be run in two modes
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Interactive Mode:
npm run cypress:open -
Headless Mode:
npm run cypress:run
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Run Documentation(Docsify)
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Installation (if needed):
npm i docsify-cli -g -
Run Command:
docsify serve docs