Fredagsmoro

A collection of random images from the net - collected by Karl Øgaard (previously Ragnar Bergvik) and sent out each Friday to amuse their colleagues.

Live Site

http://fredagsmoro.chrissearle.org

Installation

Prerequisites

• npm
• a fairly recent ruby
• a valid fredagsmoro config in ~/.aws/credentials

Installation

Run:

npm install

Setup

You will need

• To have the correct dropbox folder shared (for receiving new images)
• Copy scripts/dropbox_sample.yml to scripts/dropbox.yml and set the fully specified path to the dropbox folder
• For docker packaging - a running local docker daemon
• For docker deployment - access to docker.home.chrissearle.org repository

npm commands

Updating scripts

• npm run content:dropbox - move files from Dropbox onto S3
• npm run content:data - rebuild the data file from the data on S3
• npm run content:datapush - push data file to S3
• npm run docker:build - create the image (also runs webpack)
• npm run docker:deploy - deploy the image
• npm run doit - git pull, grab files, make all updates, commit & push, build image and deploy

Testing

• npm run lint - eslint the code
• npm test - run the mocha tests
• npm run test:watch - run the tests using a file watcher
• npm run test:coverage - run the tests instrumented for coverage
• npm run coverage:report - generate an lcov report in ./coverage
• npm run coverage:codecov - send the report to codecov. Will only work from the travis-ci builds

Both test and lint should run green before committing since they will both cause a travis-ci fail otherwise

Local running

• npm start will start webpack-dev-server on port 8080