Install

After creating a local directory for your new project, run the following command inside the newly created directory:

#!/bin/sh
# This will install ig-deploy into your project directory
npm install --save @igloosoftware/ig-deploy

Managing Credentials

Next, create a file named credentials.json in the root of your project directory, with the following contents:

{
  "account": "",
  "key": "",
  "url": "https://myigloorepo.blob.core.windows.net/",
  "environment": "<friendlyName>",
  "provider": "azure"
}

You must enter the credentials of your Igloo-provided Azure repository into this JSON file for the ig-deploy tool to work. The field mappings are as so:

• account: The name of your Igloo-provided Azure instance.
• key: Access/authorization key for the instance.
• url: Exact URL of the Azure blob store.
• environment: This is a friendly name for developers to identify their credential set, i.e. sandbox, testing, or production.
• provider: azure - Do not change this value.

That’s it! You’re all set up and ready to go.

Widgets (also known as Integrations)

When you are ready to deploy your custom widget, the dist sub-directory of your project directory should look like this:
content.html
integration.json
thumbnail.png
thumbnailx2.png

Themes

Follow the article to create your own theme, hosted in Azure, available in your Igloo community via the Theme Library.