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- Install Node
- Install Docker
- Install mongodb
- For windows, follow these instructions.
- For mac, follow these instructions
- Install git
- Install yarn globally (or just run the relevant npm commands. You choose)
- Clone git repository by running
git clone https://github.com/note-able/noteable cd noteable && yarn --ignore-engines- this will install the necessary dependencies.yarn run mongo- starts up a local cache for authentication.yarn run start-dev- starts up a hot webpack dev server. This should rebuild when you make changes to front-end code.- You shouldn't have to run this command if you are only making API changes.
yarn run server-dev- runs the server using babel-node so you can write in es6.
Don't push to master unless we are shipping a new version. Only push to staging. When we are ready to ship a new version to production we will merge test and staging and then create a new staging branch to push to.
Create new feature branches off of staging and push to those, merge them with staging when complete and ship to staging.
Pushing to origin staging will kick off a latest build at dockerhub.com/r/sportnak/noteable. Once that build is done, remote into the digital ocean droplet and run . shipit.sh to deploy the latest beta.
Pushing to origin master will kick off a stable (production) build at the same location. Running . shipit.sh will deploy the most recent stable build to production.
If there are certificate issues, make sure that the nginx.conf on the digital ocean droplet matches the local-nginx.conf. Also try debugging the nginx-gen definition in the docker-compose file.
If the hot reloading is requiring you to update a bunch of things you can save the state in local storage. Just change the key here.
componentDidMount() {
window. => this.saveState();
this.setState(JSON.parse(window.localStorage.getItem('events') || '{}'))
}
componentWillUnmount() {
this.saveState();
}
saveState() {
window.localStorage.setItem('events', JSON.stringify(this.state));
}
https://3.basecamp.com/3163131/buckets/179912/messages/63519103
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/21397809/create-a-trusted-self-signed-ssl-cert-for-localhost-for-use-with-express-node Serving Node js over https requires constructing a server with the https module (in express 4) Generate a cert with this method http://www.akadia.com/services/ssh_test_certificate.html It can be configured to serve on both http and https if you use the http module.