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This repository was archived by the owner on May 23, 2022. It is now read-only.
This Yeoman Generator for Web AppBuilder does two things:
It creates a Grunt-based build process for your widgets that watches your source code and every time you change it builds your TypeScript or ES6 code (using the TypeScript compiler or babel, respectively)) and copies it to the Web AppBuilder folder structure.
It generates all the files for a widget for you given a command (yo esri-appbuilder-js:widget).
The build process for Experience Builder widgets now comes out-of-the-box in Developer Edition of Experience Builder. You simply run npm start within the client folder, and that will run a webpack task that will watch your code, build it (using webpack, TypeScript, and React), and make it available for use. More info
You can now generate all the files for an Experience Builder widget using the arcgis-js-cli project. See that link for detailed instructions, but the general instructions are:
What about Experience Builder?
This Yeoman Generator for Web AppBuilder does two things:
yo esri-appbuilder-js:widget
).For Experience Builder, those are now accomplished through:
npm start
within theclient
folder, and that will run a webpack task that will watch your code, build it (using webpack, TypeScript, and React), and make it available for use. More infonpm install -g @arcgis/cli
cd C:\path\to\experience-builder\root\folder
arcgis widget my-widget -t exb
GeoNet for questions and help on this: https://community.esri.com/community/arcgis-experience-builder
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