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README.md
Hermes JS Engine Website
This directory contains the source code for the Hermes JS Engine website available at https://hermesengine.dev/.
Developing
This project uses Docusaurus v2.
To develop locally run yarn
to install dependencies and then yarn start
to start the website and begin development. Docusaurus will watch the files and automatically compile changes and update the browser preview.
To develop the playground, see the playground Hermes section below.
For more information see the Docusaurus website.
Deploying
To deploy you must have push access.
We deploy the website to the gh-pages branch of this repo. At a high level, the process of deploying is to build the website assets using Docusaurus, copy the built files over to the gh-pages
branch (replacing everything that's there except hermes.js
and hermes.mem
), verify the changes, and push to the gh-pages
branch.
The full steps are:
git checkout main
cd website
- Restore or update the playground Hermes
- Run
yarn build
to build the site - Run
npm run serve
to preview the site - Verify the site is correct
- Verify all file changes are correct
- Run
USE_SSH=true GIT_USER=<GITHUB_USERNAME> yarn deploy
to deploy
GitHub will automatically update the site within minutes.
The Playground Hermes
The playground uses a Hermes WASM module built with emscripten.
The built artifacts (hermes.js
and hermes.wasm
) are intentionally not checked-in, but are required to
be present for developing the playground and deploying.
If you will not be compiling a new verison of Hermes for the playground with your deploy, simply download
the hermes.js
and hermes.wasm
from the gh-pages branch
and copy them under the static/
.
If you would like to deploy a new version, you can run ./website/build-hermes
with the required arguments
(see building with emscripten for prerequisites) to compile from source. The script should automatically copy the built hermes.js
and hermes.wasm
to static/
.