Visualizes the story an artifact takes in the Red Hat build to release pipeline.

To setup a development environment, make sure you have npm installed.

Once npm is installed:

• Run npm install to install the dev and production dependencies
• Run ng serve --open to start the development server that uses your local Estuary API.
• Once the development server is up, your browser will open up to http://localhost:4200/

Run ng test to execute the unit tests via Karma.

The "estuary-icons" font is generated using IcoMoon.

To modify the fonts:

• Navigate to the IcoMoon projects page
• Click on "Import Project"
• Select estuary-icomoon.json from the root of the repo
• Click "Load" next to the loaded project called "Estuary"
• You'll now be at a page that shows the "Estuary" icon set
• Click on the hamburger button associated with the "Estuary" icon set and click on "Import to Set"
• Select the SVG you want to add and now your SVG will appear in the "Estuary" icon set
• Select the new icon in the "Estuary" icon set
• Click on "Generate Font"
• Click on the "Download" button and this will download a zip file with a "fonts" folder with four files
• Rename all those font files to be estuary-icons.* instead of icomoon.*
• Replace the "icomoon" ID with "estuary-icons" in the "estuary-icons.svg" file
• Add an entry in src/styles.css for your new icon as such (replacing freshmaker with your icon name and \e901 with the actual character code):

  .estuary-icon-freshmaker:before {
      content: "\e901";
  }

• Replace the font files in src/assets/fonts with the new files
• The new icon will now be ready to be used by using the class defined above
• Once you've tested things work properly, generate the updated JSON by going to the IcoMoon projects page](https://icomoon.io/app/#/projects) and clicking on "Download" next to the "Estuary" icon set
• Replace estuary-icomoon.json with the updated JSON file