Frontend

Prerequesites

• NPM >= 5
• Node >= 8

Installation of dependencies

Run npm i

Development

Run npm start

This will start a web server on https://localhost:8080. Accept the untrusted certificate, well, because it's unsigned and for localhost.

Configuration

We default the backend to go towards https://api.lora.telenor.io, but when developing this might not be preferrable as you might have your own congress running. Ex: To set the backend to http://localhost:8080 and websocket server to ws://localhost:9090

npm start  -- --env.congressEndpoint=http://localhost:8080 --env.congressWsEndpoint=ws://localhost:9090

The environment variables who can be configured through the CLI is the following

• myConnectUrl: string
• congressEndpoint: string
• congressWsEndpoint: string
• production: boolean

Tokens

Tokens and other keys are found under config/config.json. The credentials are restricted so change these if you plan to deploy your own congress.

Test

Run all tests

npm t

Running this command will run all the tests below

Unit/Jest

npm run test:jest

This will run tests found in the project and create a coverage report in test/coverage-jest which can be opened locally in your favorite browser.

Built app

npm run test:build

This will test the bundlesize as well as e2e of the production built app.

Linting

npm run test:lint

Will run all linting below

Linting of JavaScript

npm run test:eslint

Linting of TypeScript

npm run test:tslint

Testing deps for vulnerabilities

npm run test:retire

Build

Run npm run build

This will build an optimized build for production purposes and output to the dist folder.

Deployment

To deploy run

npm run deploy:{yourFavoriteEnvironment}

This will trigger a full test of the project along with the corresponding deploy script. You'll need the correct credentials to be able to use the scripts. The scripts uploads to an AWS S3-bucket and refreshes the AWS CloudFront distribution upon successful upload.