Every time you click inside the window, a ball will appear. But wait! That's no regular ball! Oh, no. It will fall, just like you would fall if your pet eagle grabbed you by the shoulders and dropped you mid-air. The only difference is that the ball bounces.
These instructions will get you a copy of the project up and running on your local machine for development and testing purposes. See deployment for notes on how to deploy the project on a live system.
You'll need npm in order to experience this awesome "thing", for lack of a better word. To verify that you indeed have it on your system, in a terminal window, run:
$ npm -v
You should get:
6.0.0
After cloning the repo, it's time to install the dependencies. Run inside the cloned directory:
$ npm install
For development purposes, I created the npm script dev, which will create a development server provided by the webpack-dev-server dependency. Run:
$ npm run dev
Now, whenever you modify a file and then save it, the dev server will live-reload the files and you can immediatelly see the changes in your browser.
In order to run the tests, just run the following npm command:
$ npm run test
The next command will create/update your dist folder with all the files ready to be served!
$ npm run build