This is the source code for Permanent.org's front-end.
To get started, first create the file for the environment variables.
cp .env.template .envAdd your environment secrets to .env.
Then run the app using npm run dev to point the dev server against your local.permanent.org VM accessible at https://ng.permanent.org:4200
- Note: You'll need to add a host file redirect to point ng.permanent.org to either localhost or 127.0.0.1
If your development environment is missing the appropriate SSL certificates at /etc/ssl, you'll have to configure your browser and OS to trust the auto-generated SSL certificates. See here for more details about getting a local development environment set up.
To build the app for production you can run npm run build. For building a version of the app to be used in the Permanent devenv, run npm run build:local
If adding any new secrets, update .env.template and src/required-secrets.js with the new variable names.
Run ng generate component component-name to generate a new component. You can also use ng generate directive|pipe|service|class|guard|interface|enum|module.
npm install
npm run test
Depending on your system configuration, the test runner (Karma) may start a web server and make you manually navigate to a URL to run tests in your actual browser. To run tests directly in the terminal, you may need to pass in a CHROME_BIN environment variable to point to your installation of Google Chrome.
CHROME_BIN=chromium npm run test
The exact value of CHROME_BIN may depend on your specific system.
This project uses Storybook. Run npm run storybook to start Storybook locally. Run npm run build-storybook to build a copy of Storybook for deployment elsewhere.
This project was initially generated by Angular CLI version 6.0.
We have set up a file to track commits that are focused on formatting changes. It is possible to ignore these commits when running git blame.
You can configure your local git to always ignore these commits by invoking:
git config blame.ignoreRevsFile .git-blame-ignore-revs