Recipe for CI

This repository is the result for the following steps to go from creating a standard PCI with the tspci tooling and making minor changes to use the same tooling to create a CI.

npx @citolab/tspci@latest init

add qbci target in the subfolder

npm run tspci -- add --target qbci

add the target to the dev, and add a build target.

  "scripts": {
-   "dev": "tspci --dev"
+   "dev": "tspci --dev qbci"
    "prod": "tspci",
    "tspci": "tspci",
+    "ci": "npm version patch && tspci --target qbci" 
  },

The following are changes you have to make to the existing PCI example to communicate in a CI environment

in index.ts , add the following

index.ts

import { CES, CI } from "@citolab/tspci-qbci"; 
const ces: CES = window["CES"]
  ? window["CES"]
  : window.parent["CES"]
    ? window.parent["CES"]
    : console.log("no QTI player found");

constructor() {
- ctx && ctx.register(this);
+ this.getInstance(document.body, { properties: configProps, onready: () => { } }, ces.getResponse());
}

subscribe to the store in getInstance

  getInstance = (dom: HTMLElement, config: Configuration<PropTypes>, stateString: string) => {
...    
+    this.store.subscribe((a) => ces.setResponse(this.getState()))
...
  };

call new App on window onload

- export default new App();
+ window.onload = () => new App()