
PowerApps Guidelines
Coding standards and Guidelines for Customizing and Extending PowerApps & Dynamics 365
Code standards
No confusions how to do and name parts of the solution. Understanding solutions faster of other projects.
Guidelines
Follow the best practices of experienced senior consultants and developers. Don re-invent the wheel again.
Improve
Learn from this guidelines be reading it. Share your leasons learned and help improve this guidelines.
# PowerApps Guidelines project
This project attempts to provide guidelines for PowerApp/Dynamics365 projects done by DynamicHands.
# Set up and work locally
These instructions will get you a copy of the PowerApps guidelines website up and running on your local machine for writing and development purposes. See deployment for notes on how to deploy the PowerApps guidelines website.
# Prerequisites
The PowerApps guidelines website is build upon VuePress. To run the website locally it requires Node.js version 8.6 or higher and npm. To check if Node.js and npm is installed open the command line and type the following lines to show the versions of them:
node -v
npm -v
To install or update Node.js download the installer from https://nodejs.org. To update npm open the command line and type:
npm packager npm install npm@latest -g
# Running
To start writing documentation:
npm run dev
This command will start a local development server on http://localhost:8080/ that runs the PowerApps guidelines website. Every change in the guidelines will be immediately visible on the local running website.
# Writing
TODO
We created two Vue-components to visualize if rules are required or recommended. Place the following tags behing the tilte of a guideline to indicate the importance:
- The tag
<Required/>
will be rendered into * . Use this for guidelines that you should never skip and should be applicable to all situations; - The tag
<Recommended/>
will be rendered into ⁺ . Use this for strongly recommended guidelines.
# Deploying
We are hosting the PowerApps Guidelines on Netlify. Netlify will build on each commit in the master
branch and publish it, so deploying is fully automated.
Want to deploy yourself, than running the following command will publish the guidelines as a static website in the folder .vuepress/dist
which can than be served by any webserver.
npm run build
# Contributing
Please read CONTRIBUTING.md for details on our code of conduct, and the process for submitting pull requests to us.