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{%= description %}
Install Amber and create an Amber project, as shown in Amber Instructions.
If not already present, create a client project
in an empty directory with amber init
.
In a client project, run
npm install {%= name %} --save
grunt devel
amber serve
Go to http://localhost:4000/
in your browser and
in all packages that use {%= name %},
add '{%= namespace %}/{%= name %}'
to the package imports,
save the change and commit the package. Reload.
To bring project alive (for example after git clone
):
npm run init
Developing the project (after brought alive):
Start server with amber serve
and go to http://localhost:4000/
in your browser and follow the instructions