Bullhorn Career Portal is the next-generation way to share jobs and source candidates from your Bullhorn ATS/CRM instance. Download, configure and host your own career portal, or fork the source code and make it your own.

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There are many ways to contribute to Bullhorn Career Portal.

• Submit bugs and help us verify fixes as they are checked in.
• Review source code changes.
• Contribute bug fixes.

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In order to build Bullhorn Career Portal, ensure that you have Git and Node.js installed.

Clone a copy of the repo:

git clone https://github.com/bullhorn/career-portal.git

Change to the Career Portal directory:

cd career-portal

Install build tools and dev dependencies:

npm install -g bower
npm install -g gulp
npm install
bower install

Use one of the following to build and test:

gulp                 # Build an optimized version of Career Portal in `/dist`
gulp build           # Build an optimized version of Career Portal in `/dist`
gulp serve           # Launch a BrowserSync server on source files, building extensions on changes
gulp serve:dist      # Launch a server on optimized version of Career Portal
gulp test            # Execute unit tests with Karma
gulp test:auto       # Execute unit tests with Karma in watch mode
gulp protractor      # Execute e2e tests with Protractor
gulp protractor:dist # Execute e2e tests with Protractor on build output

Running and building with configuration

gulp --corpToken='[CORP_TOKEN]' --sl='[SWIMLANE]' --companyName='[COMPANY_NAME]'
gulp serve --corpToken='[CORP_TOKEN]' --sl='[SWIMLANE]' --companyName='[COMPANY_NAME]'

Since LinkedIn is deprecating their Javascript SDK, Apply with LinkedIn will no longer work in this application as it did before.

To maximize the flexibility of application configuration, all configuration-level integrations should derive their dynamic variables from the app.json file. That file can then be loaded into the application.

• NPM-Check-Updates - checks for updates of node modules with CLI
• Bower-Check-Updates - checks for updates of bower dependencies with CLI