Install guide

Run npm install
Be sure to have scenario config filled in a global scope. It should look like this:

window.Segments = {
  config: {
    AUTH_TOKEN: '',
    API_HOST: '',
    CANCEL_PATH: '',
    SEGMENT_ID: null
  }
};

Build guide

Run npm run build if you want to build whole application for the deployment. Then you can host contents of /build folder as static files.

Remp-segment-builder package is implemented by default, just be sure to have segment config filled in a global scope. It should look like this:

window.Segments = {
  config: {
    AUTH_TOKEN: '',
    API_HOST: '',
    CANCEL_PATH: '#',
    SEGMENT_ID: null
  }
};

Here are some implementation details for future reference:

Source files of remp-segment-builder and vue need to be present in /public/segmenter folder.
There is a npm script npm run copy:segmenter for convenience prepared, which will copy them from node_modules. This script is also automatically called before npm run start and npm run build to ensure, that it's never forgotten.
During application bootstrap SegmenterService.load() is called to append script/link tags of remp-segment-builder with vue to the html document. This is to avoid making complicated custom webpack config file to compile both react and vue.
In src/components/elements/Segment/NodeWidget.js upon clicking on New Segment button, SegmenterService.init() is called to bootstrap remp-segment-builder application. Then we listen for dispatched custom event called savedSegment from remp-segment-builder. If window.Segments.config.CANCEL_PATH is set to url, then upon clicking cancel in remp-segment-builder, user will be redirected there. If it is set to #, remp-segment-builder will be closed, and user can continue in remp-scenario-builder. This is suggested for this usecase.