This is the Dashboard and User Management Interface for CloudFleet Blimps.
Generated with yo angular generator version 0.11.1.
You need to have node installed.
You get all the local dependencies by doing:
npm install
bower install
Run grunt for building and grunt serve for live preview as you work.
If you want to add a dependency from bower.io, do:
bower install --save <package-name>
For example, to add the angular-ui-router do
bower install --save angular-ui-router.
To quickly test the static files, run grunt and from the dist/ folder run
some static file server like:
python -m SimpleHTTPServer # serves files at http://localhost:8000/cockpit
To develop with the other necessary CloudFleet services (user management), follow these steps:
- Clone project
- Install Docker (or boot2docker on OS X)
- Install docker-compose
- Run
docker-compose up - Open http://localhost:8080/cockpit/ in your browser
(replace localhost with the output of
boot2docker ipon OS X) - Rock out!
To test the dist folder run:
docker-compose -f docker-compose.dist.yml up
And to attach it to a real Blimp backend, fill out the nginx-default-dev-ownblimp.conf file based on nginx-default-dev-ownblimp.conf.example to match your settings and then run:
docker-compose -f docker-compose.ownblimp.yml up
Running grunt test will run the unit tests with karma.
Once you're happy with your changes, commit them to master and run:
grunt deploy
The deploy task runs all the minification inside the dist/ folder and pushes
the code to the
production branch
from where Marina picks it up and builds a new Docker image for ARM
that can be deployed to the Blimp.