In the root of your project, you can find (or add) a file tikuiconfig.json.
If the project is generated using tikui-cli, the file may looks like:
{
"documentation": "tikui"
}
The documentation
field is mandatory and load the documentation theme of your Pattern Library.
You also need to install the documentation module (here tikuidoc-tikui) with:
npm i tikuidoc-tikui
To create your own theme module, you need to make a new node package with a name like tikuidoc-{name}
where {name} is your theme name.
Then publish it, add to your dependencies and put the {name} as a value in the documentation field.
The cache directory used for Tikui when you launch it with npm run serve
.
Default: ".tikui-cache"
{
"cache": ".tikui-cache"
}
The generated (dist) folder location.
Default: "dist"
{
"dist": "dist"
}
This field let you expose something from a directory or a file to a specific route.
The structure:
Record<string, string>;
Example:
{
"node_modules/some-module/dist": "some-module"
}
node_modules/some-module/dist content will be exposed under some-module path (copied in build mode).
Default: {}
{
"expose": {}
}
This is the port used for Tikui when you launch it with npm run serve
.
Default: 3000
{
"port": 3000
}
This is the port used for Tikui to reload your page when you launch it with npm run serve
.
Default: 3030
{
"reloadPort": 3030
}
The source folder location.
Default: "src"
{
"src": "src"
}
Enable verbosity to show more messages in the console.
Default: false
{
"verbose": false
}