This project uses Volta to manage the JavaScript toolchain. After installing Volta, you should be able to just run
npm install
and Volta will automatically install the pinned versions of Node and NPM and install dependencies. If you need to change the pinned version of Node or NPM, you can do that in the "volta" section of package.json.
First, let me state that JavaScript bundling is hard, so if you aren't able to use the generated bundle for some reason, open an issue or make a PR! It probably doesn't work out of ignorance, not intent.
This project uses tsc to generate ES-module JS code from the TypeScript source. It also uses rollup to generate other bundle formats.
After running npm install, you can run
npm run build
to perform both the tsc-based and rollup-based build steps. Or you can run build:tsc to run just tsc or build:rollup to run just rollup.
It's hard to test deck.gl-based code (or at least involved to set up the test harness), so for now this project is primarily "tested through examples" 😅. (In the future it would be nice to implement full testing).
The examples are not yet fully reproducible because they rely on specific data files whose generation is not 100% reproducible. This is planned work for the future.