A react-based app to serve as Dynamo landing page. This application is specific to Dynamo and utilizes several specific endpoints to work as intended.

The sidebar contains links to the 3 main modules:

• Recent - lists of recently opened files (the number of recent files can be changed by the user in Dynamo preferences window)
• Samples - lists Sample files. e.g "%ProgramData%\Autodesk\RVT 2025\Samples"
• Learning - a one-stop-shop for Dynamo learning resources

• git
• Node.js

git clone https://github.com/DynamoDS/DynamoHome.git
cd DynamoHome
npm install --force

npm start

npm run build

npm run bundle

We use ESlint to analyze and find problems. It has integrations for various editors and other tools.

npm run lint:check  # To find problems
npm run lint:fix    # To fix problems

We use jest and playwright to run our tests.

npm run test:unit   # To run unit test
npm run test:e2e    # To run e2e test
npm run test        # To runs all tests

npm run version:patch   # To bump patch version

Localization is done via react-intl library. The current setup relies on the combination of these 2 elements:

• localization files stored inside the src/locales folder (add as many localization files as needed)
• adding new locales to the switch statement inside the src/localization/localization.js file:

export const getMessagesForLocale = (locale) => {
  switch(locale) {
    case 'en':
      return EnglishMessages;
    default:
      return EnglishMessages;
  }
}

The use of 3rd party libraries was kept to the bare minimum, where developing native elements would have resulted in exceptional time overhead.

• react-intl - library used for localization
• react-split-pane - allows resizable (draggable) panel (used in the SidePanel)
• react-table - a lightweight headless react table

• To generate about box html files use npm run license, this will output alternative about box files to license_output. One will contain the full transitive production dep list, the other will contain the direct production deps.
• These files will be packed into the released npm package