Updated Sparky to add ECOMP functionality Browse, Specialized Search, BYOQ, and the Builder FE Updates

Issue-ID: AAI-3250
Change-Id: I576e37f77f7e9b40d72e4a5e7de645e9f62bc7d2
Signed-off-by: wr148d <wr148d@att.com>

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-# Sparky - Inventory UI Service

-

-## Overview

-_Sparky_ is a service that interacts with AAI and provides users a UI to view and analyze AAI data. The main goal behind _Sparky_ is providing a more user friendly and clear view of AAI data.

-

-This document covers cloning, installing, and running the front end (FE) portion of _Sparky_.

-

-## Getting Started

-

-### Building the _Sparky_ UI

-

-#### Clone the _Sparky_ FE repository

-

-Repository name is sparky-fe

-

-#### Install required tools

-

-Install node.js, including the Node Package Manager (NPM). Installing latest should be fun, but if that is causing issues then v6.10.1 will work.

-

-Install python, v2.7.13

-

-#### Install required packages

-

-Navigate to the top level project directory and run:

-

-    > npm install

-

-#### Run or Build the Project

-

-To run the project:

-

-    > npm start

-

-By default the local instance of the UI will be served to "https://localhost:8001/aai/#/viewInspect".

-

-This can be configured in the file "webpack.devConfig.js".

-

-To build the project (generates a .war file):

-

-    > gulp build

-    

-The build will create a directory called "dist" and add the "aai.war" file into said dist directory.

-

-If changes to the build flow are required, updating "webpack.config.js" and "gulpfile.js" will likely provide any build tuning required.

-

-## Dependencies

-

-_Sparky_ UI requires:

-

-- _Sparky_ instance that will serve the UI
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+# Sparky - Inventory UI Service
+
+## Overview
+_Sparky_ is a service that interacts with AAI and provides users a UI to view and analyze AAI data. The main goal behind _Sparky_ is providing a more user friendly and clear view of AAI data.
+
+This document covers cloning, installing, and running the front end (FE) portion of _Sparky_.
+
+## Getting Started
+
+### Building the _Sparky_ UI
+
+#### Clone the _Sparky_ FE repository
+
+Repository name is sparky-fe
+
+#### Install required tools
+
+Install node.js, including the Node Package Manager (NPM). Installing latest should be fun, but if that is causing issues then v6.10.1 will work.
+
+Install python, v2.7.13
+
+#### Install required packages
+
+Navigate to the top level project directory and run:
+
+    > npm install
+
+#### Run or Build the Project
+
+To run the project:
+
+    > npm start
+
+By default the local instance of the UI will be served to "https://localhost:8001/aai/#/browse".
+
+This can be configured in the file "webpack.devConfig.js".
+
+To build the project (generates a .war file):
+
+    > gulp build
+    
+The build will create a directory called "dist" and add the "aai.war" file into said dist directory.
+
+If changes to the build flow are required, updating "webpack.config.js" and "gulpfile.js" will likely provide any build tuning required.
+
+## Dependencies
+
+_Sparky_ UI requires:
+
+- _Sparky_ instance that will serve the UI