Web clients for Data Stewardship Wizard, and the design system they are built on. An Elm 0.19.1 monorepo built with webpack.
apps/
dsw/ the Data Stewardship Wizard client (with its Docker image in docker/)
registry/ the registry client (with its Docker image in docker/)
packages/
elm-ui/ the design system
elm-common/ composites and whole pages built over the design system
elm-vendor/ generic Elm modules
elm-kernel-replacements/ patched Elm kernel packages
test/elm/ the elm-test suites
tools/ build, translations (i18n), repository checks, guide links
npm ci
npm run replace-kernel-packages # once after npm ci
npm run start:dsw # dev server, http://localhost:8080
npm run start:registry # dev server, http://localhost:8081
npm run build # dist/dsw and dist/registry
npm run build:dsw / build:registry
npm run pot # translations template, locale/dsw.pot
npm test # elm-test, repository checks and ui tests
npm run test:elm / test:checks / test:uiEach client reads its configuration from config.js. For development, create
apps/<app>/static/config.js (it is git-ignored):
window.app = {
apiUrl: 'http://localhost:3000'
}Then run npm run start:dsw or npm run start:registry.
npm run build:dsw
docker build -f apps/dsw/docker/Dockerfile -t wizard-client .
docker run -p 8080:8080 -e API_URL=https://api.example.org wizard-client
npm run build:registry
docker build -f apps/registry/docker/Dockerfile -t registry-client .
docker run -p 8080:8080 -e API_URL=https://registry-api.example.org registry-clientThe dsw client is served at the root. API_URL is written to config.js when the container
starts. The registry image also accepts APP_TITLE. In the dsw image, a file mounted at
/src/head-extra.html is added to the page just before </head>.
For contributing guidelines, please read CONTRIBUTING.
This project is licensed under the Apache License v2.0 - see the LICENSE file for more details.