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Yuebing Developer Documentation

Setup

Yuebing requires nodejs version 16 LTS, please ensure you have the correct version:

node --version   // should echo something like "v16.17.0"

Once you've installed node, you'll also need yarn:

sudo npm install -g yarn

Now that you've got node and yarn, you can install all the project dependencies:

yarn install

Environment variables

To run Yuebing, it requires some "bootstrap" environment variables.

Copy the env.example to .env and edit it.

You will at least need to set the email/password for the admin user, and the cloud bucket configuration for where configuration and assets will be stored. The rest can be configured from Yuebing at runtime.

Run Yuebing locally

Production

yarn build  // builds everything and puts it in `dist`
yarn start

Development

yarn dev

Run Yuebing with Docker

Production

Is your .env file in good order? Let's run Yuebing!

yarn docker-run

The first time you run this, it will build the docker image. To build the image without launching:

yarn docker-build

Development

The development docker image is lightweight and quick to build.

It mounts the Yuebing source directory inside the container, so we don't have to copy everything.

The dev container runs yarn dev instead of yarn start, so we're also able to skip the long yarn build step.

yarn docker-run-dev

The first time you run this, it will build the docker image. To build the image without launching:

yarn docker-build-dev

Resource limits

When running the docker dev container, you may run up against some resource limits. A common one that causes problems is the "max filesystem watches" setting. Increase it using sysctl:

sysctl -w fs.inotify.max_user_watches=500000