README

Main
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1. Install Node >= v6 and NPM >= v3 (check with node -v and npm -v)
2. Run "(sudo) npm install -g create-quip-app"
3. Run "npm install"
4. Change port in node_modules/quip-app-webpack-config/webpack.config.js
5. Run "npm start" to start the development server
6. Check "Use Local Resources" in the Diagram menu under Developer

On Windows 10, npm install should be run in a command prompt, but
npm run build and npm start should be run on a Linux subsystem.

Update
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The following files must be copied manually from the draw.io project into
app/dist _AND_ app/dist/dist (for local development):

- integrate.min.js
- grapheditor.css
- common.css

A copy of dia.txt is in the code stored in the defaultResources variable as a
fallback when offline so this must be updated (and escaped) if there are any
changes to the English resources. To escape, copy and paste the contents into

eg. https://www.freeformatter.com/java-dotnet-escape.html

then escape and replace all ' with \' in the resulting string.

Deploy
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1. Run "npm run build" to create app/app.ele for upload to production.

2. Go to https://drawio.quip.com/dev/console/app/JTXAjAqkD1J, click on Upload
   app.ele, select app/app.ele and click on Update. Then click Deploy.

Content Security Policy
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- Allowed connect sources are *.draw.io. Actually used domains for XHR are:
  - www.draw.io: For loading resources, shapes and stencils
  - exp.draw.io: For PDF export (and image export if MathJax is enabled)
  - exp-plant.draw.io: For PlantUML integration
- Allowed script and font sources: math.draw.io for MathJax
- Allowed image sources are *.draw.io and *.iconfinder.com for clipart

Note: No proxy is used to access icons on Iconfinder.