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Nicolás Hatcher 99d42cb1e2 FIX: onDelete and onCancel are mandatory properties

In general optional arguments are a bad idea, because you loose the type
and all it's benefits.

Did you forget an argument or you didn't need it?

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src

FIX: onDelete and onCancel are mandatory properties

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.gitignore

UPDATE: Adds web app (#79 )

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biome.json

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index.html

UPDATE: Adds cell and formula editing (#92 )

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package-lock.json

UPDATE: bump version to 0.2.0 (#89 )

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package.json

UPDATE: bump version to 0.2.0 (#89 )

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README.md

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tsconfig.json

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tsconfig.node.json

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vite.config.ts

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README.md

IronCalc Web App

The webapp is build with React and TypeScript. We use icons from Lucide

Build

First thing build the wasm is the ../bindings/wasm folder.

If you have nodejs installed you just need to:

npm install

Local development

npm run dev

Linter and formatting

We use biome:

npm run check

Will check for linter and formatting issues.

Testing

We use vitest. Simply:

npm run test

Warning: There is only the testing infrastructure in place.

Deploy

Deploying is a bit of a manual hassle right now: To build a deployable frontend:

npm run build

Please copy the inroncalc.svg icon and the models you want to have as 'examples' in the internal 'ic' format. I normally compress the wasm and js files with brotli

brotli wasm_bg-*****.wasm

Copy to the final destination and you are good to go.