jQuery UI DownloadBuilder & ThemeRoller backend and frontend application.

• node >=18 and npm
• ImageMagick 7.x. (See below for instructions how to install it)
• grunt-cli: npm install -g grunt-cli

Install node modules.

$ npm install

Prepare the releases (declared in config.json) and build the frontend js bundles.

$ grunt prepare

Run the server.

$ node server.js --console

Go to the URL it outputs.

Use the config file to define which jQueryUI version DownloadBuilder should serve. Eg:

"jqueryUi": [
  {
    "version": "1.14.1"
    "dependsOn": "jQuery 1.12+ / 2.2+ / 3.6+ / 4.0+",
    "label": "Stable",
    "stable": true
  },
  {
    "version": "1.13.3"
    "dependsOn": "jQuery 1.8+",
    "label": "Legacy"
  }
}

One version with the stable property set to true is required. Each release has the following attributes:

• version is a String, can be a tag or a branch of jQuery UI. Note: use repo/branch eg. origin/master when defining a branch.
• dependsOn is a String, any textual value allowed.
• label is a boolean, describing the lifecycle of this version, like "Stable", "Legacy" or "Beta".
• stable is a boolean, marking the current stable release. This will be selected by default in the web UI and will be used to generate demo files.

Use node server.js to run the server. Arguments:

• --host=<name> specify custom host. Default localhost;
• --nocache skip caching release files and theme images;
• --port=<number> specify custom port. Default 8088;

Use npm test to run the unit tests.

Here's how to do integration testing with WordPress:

Link your local download.jqueryui.com module on jqueryui.com.

$ cd <local download.jqueryui.com path>
$ npm link
$ node server.js --console

$ cd <local jqueryui.com path>
$ npm link download.jqueryui.com

Temporarily change its Gruntfile.js to use localhost instead of https://download.jqueryui.com.

                var frontend = require( "download.jqueryui.com" ).frontend({
-                               host: "https://download.jqueryui.com"
+                               host: "http://localhost:8088",
                                env: "production"
                        }),

Then deploy:

$ grunt deploy

You will need ImageMagic 7.x with PNG support. If your distribution doesn't provide such a version (on macOS it is included in the imagemagick Homebrew package), you will need to compile ImageMagick from source.

Follow instructions from https://imagemagick.org/script/install-source.php to install ImageMagic 7.x. Then, in the ImageMagick directory, invoke:

$ ./configure CFLAGS=-O5 CXXFLAGS=-O5 --prefix=/opt --enable-static --with-png --disable-shared

Make sure you have the below in the output.

PNG               --with-png=yes		yes

If "png=yes no", libpng is missing and needs to be installed, apt-get install libpng-dev on linux or brew install libpng on macOS.

Continuing...

$ make -j5 && sudo make install
export MAGICK_HOME="/opt"
export PATH="$MAGICK_HOME/bin:$PATH"
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH="$MAGICK_HOME/lib/"
export DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH="$MAGICK_HOME/lib/"

Make sure you get the right bin when running it.

$ which magick
/opt/bin/magick

Hint: add those export statements into your .bash_profile.