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# Inbucket User Interface
This directory contains the source code for the Inbucket web user interface.
It is written in [Elm] 0.18, a *delightful language for reliable webapps.*
The UI was bootstrapped with [Create Elm App].
It is written in [Elm] 0.19, a *delightful language for reliable webapps.*
## Development
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One time setup (assuming [Node.js] is already installed):
```
npm i create-elm-app@1.10.4 -g
```
In terminal 1 (inbucket daemon):
```
cd $INBUCKET/ui
elm-app build
npm i elm -g
npm i
npm run build
```
This will the create `node_modules`, `elm-stuff`, and `dist` directories.
### Terminal 1: inbucket daemon
```
cd $INBUCKET
make
etc/dev-start.sh
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UI is functional if this is your first time building Inbucket, but your dev/test
cycle should favor the development server below.
In terminal 2 (elm-app development server):
### Terminal 2: webpack development server
```
cd $INBUCKET/ui
elm-app start
npm run dev
```
[Create Elm App] will start a development HTTP server listening on port 3000.
You should use this server for UI development, as it features hot reload and the
Elm debugger.
npm will start a development HTTP server listening on port 3000. You should use
this server for UI development, as it features hot reload and the Elm debugger.
[Create Elm App]: https://github.com/halfzebra/create-elm-app
[Elm]: https://elm-lang.org
[Node.js]: https://nodejs.org