- Install NodeJs and NPM
- npm ci
- npm run build
- serve /dist folder
- Install Docker
You should not run npm install. The container will do this for you upon first run.
- cd dir (to directory where this repo is cloned/pulled)
- docker run -it --rm -v $PWD:/var/app -w /var/app node:14.17.5 npm install
- docker-compose build --no-cache
- docker-compose up
This repository is for the web app of BEEP. In order to create a consistent development experience we use Docker.
As a development IDE we recommend Visual Studio Code. Settings for this project are defined in the .vscode folder. If you need to install dependencies, do not run npm install from your local machine. Instead run npm calls inside the container:
- docker-compose exec ui bash
- npm install
OR before running the container:
- docker run -it --rm -v $PWD:/var/app -w /var/app node:14.17.5 npm install
To compile and run the server, run the dev task:
- Open Vue Project Manager on localhost:8000 -> import your directory, go to tasks -> dev -> run task
OR:
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go into the docker container from your repo directory:
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docker-compose exec ui bash
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npm run dev
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Open the app on localhost:8080
To fix hot reload when running in a Docker container: Hot reload in docker
Upon committing to master, this UI is automatically queued for deployment.
- Generate your own google maps Api key via the google cloud platform
- Either: update the .env.production file using .env.production.example as a template. Add your google maps key to the .env.production file as VUE_APP_GOOGLE_MAPS_KEY (N.B. do not expose this env file / the api key in a public repo)
- OR: add an .env file to your server and list all the non-fallback env vars from .env.production.example (including your VUE_APP_GOOGLE_MAPS_KEY) there.
- npm run build (N.B. if you use a server .env file (see above), this command must be run on the server)
- deploy dist directory on your server