Proton Calendar

Proton Calendar built with React.

⚠ If you use Windows plz follow this document before anything else how to prepare Windows

Basic installation

To set up the project, follow the steps below:

1. Create a file appConfig.json at the root of your project. To set up the dev env config for this app, add the clientiD <clientID> inside appConfig.json (cf. How to dev)

{
    "appConfig": {
        "clientId": "WebSettings"
    }
}

2. npm install

3. npm start

⚠️ Do not commit appConfig.json . Notice it's already inside .gitignore

How to deploy

• $ npm run deploy -- --branch=<deploy-X> --api=<target> Deploy the app as /calendar

• $ npm run deploy:standalone -- --branch=<deploy-X> --api=<target> Deploy the app as deploy + /login

Based on proton-bundler

Deploy to prod

$ npm run deploy:prod

Build from master post git clone into /tmp. --no-remote build from local.

I18N

Upgrade translations [App to crowdin]

You can sync them via $ npm run i18n:upgrade, it will:

• Extract translations
• Push them to crowndin
• Create a commit with them on the repo

Sync translations inside the app [Crowdin to our App]

To get latest translations available on crowdin, you can run $ npm run i18n:getlatest. It will:

• Get list of translations available (default same as proton-i18n crowdin --list --type --limit=95)
• Upgrade our translations with ones from crowdin
• Store a cache of translations available in the app
• Export translations as JSON
• Commit everything

⚠️ If you want to get only a custom list of translations, configure it inside po/i18n.txt and run $ npm run i18n:getlatest -- --custom

🚀 Create a new version (before deploy)

This command will:

• Manage dependencies (detect and update the lock)
• Take care of active npm links
• run npm version

$ npx proton-version <patch|minor|major>

Default is patch

If you want to force the update of all dependencies add the flag --all;

By default it provides a prompt and ask you what you want to update etc.

If you have an active npm link it will remove it from your node_modules.