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How to Use:

• Create a .env file in the project directory.
• Add the following configurations:
  makefile

  NODE_ENV=development MOCK_BACKEND=true

• Run webpack processors in separate terminals using the following commands:
  arduino

  npm run dev:cloud npm run dev:electron (optional, for electron app) npm run dev:webpack

• In mock backend mode, all API calls are handled by src/cloud/api/mock/mockHandler.ts.
• To add custom routes, follow this format:
  json

  { "method": "get", "pathname": "api/something", "handler": ({ search }): GetSomethingResponse => { return { ...something } } }
  Replace method, pathname, and handler with your desired configurations.

• Development Scripts:
  • npm run dev:cloud: Run webpack for the cloud space.
  • npm run dev:webpack: Run webpack for the desktop app main window renderer.
  • npm run dev:electron: Run webpack for the desktop app main processor.
  • npm run dev:mobile: Run webpack for the mobile app.
  • npm run lint: Check lint errors.
  • npm run format: Attempt to fix lint errors automatically.
  • npm test: Run test script.
  • npm run tsc: Check type errors.
• Build Scripts:
  • npm run build:electron-production: Build assets for the desktop app.
  • npm run build:cloud-production: Build assets for the cloud space.
  • npm run build:mobile-production: Build assets for the mobile app.
• Additional Scripts:
  • npm start: Run the desktop app with prebuilt assets.
  • npm run meta: Prepare metadata for desktop app building.
  • npm run prepack: Create desktop app installers without signing.
  • npm run release: Create desktop app installers for production and upload them to GitHub.