MifosX Community App

This is the default web application built on top of the MifosX platform for the mifos user community. It is a Single-Page App (SPA) written in web standard technologies like JavaScript, CSS and HTML5. It leverages common popular frameworks/libraries such as AngularJS, Bootstrap and Font Awesome.

Online Demo

Access the online demo version here

Building from source

1. Ensure you have

   npm installed - goto http://nodejs.org/download/ to download installer for your OS. ruby installed - goto https://www.ruby-lang.org/en/documentation/installation/ to download latest version of ruby.

Note: On Ubuntu Linux you can use 'sudo apt-get install npm nodejs-legacy' (nodejs-legacy is required to avoid the ""/usr/bin/env: node: No such file or directory" problem).
Tip: If you are using Ubuntu/Linux, then doing npm config set prefix ~ prevents you from having to run npm as root.

1. Clone this repository to your local filesystem (default branch is 'develop')

2. To download the dependencies, and be able to build, first install bower & grunt

    npm install -g bower
    npm install -g grunt-cli
   

3. Next pull the runtime and build time dependencies by running bower, npm, and gem bundler install commands on the project root folder

    bower install
   

    npm install
   

    gem install bundler
   

    bundle install
   

4. To preview the app, run the following command on the project root folder

    grunt serve
   

   or open the 'index.html' file in FIREFOX browser

   Note: If you see a warning similar to the one shown below on running grunt serve , try increasing the number of open files limit as per the suggestions at http://stackoverflow.com/questions/34588/how-do-i-change-the-number-of-open-files-limit-in-linux/

    Waiting...Warning: EMFILE, too many open files
   
   

5. Default username/password: mifos/password. This application will hit the demo server by default.

You are done.

Connecting to a MifosX Platform using OAuth 2 authentication:

Edit the value of property "security" in configurations.js to "oauth"

Connecting to a MifosX Platform running on a different host:

By default, when the app is running from the local filesystem, it will connect to the platform (fineract-provider REST API) deployed on demo.openmf.org.

The app connects to the platform running on the same host/port when deployed on a server.

If you want to connect to the API running elsewhere, then append the baseApiUrl and tenantIdentifier as query parameters,

e.g. http://localhost:9002/?baseApiUrl=https://localhost:8443&tenantIdentifier=default

e.g. http://localhost:9002/?baseApiUrl=https://demo.openmf.org&tenantIdentifier=default

Adding dependencies

You can also add more dependencies on bower.json. You can search for them in http://sindresorhus.com/bower-components/ or even:

bower search <package>

Running grunt tasks

Grunt tasks are used to automate repetitive tasks like minification, compilation, unit testing, linting, production builds, etc

Following are the tasks integrated.

Validate JS and HTML files

Validate the JS files to detect errors and potential problems in JavaScript code. All errors output will be written to jshint-log.xml file which get created under project base directory. Checks the markup validity of HTML files. All errors output will be written to console.

grunt validate

Build

Build the code for production deployment.

grunt prod

Serve

Use this for development. Start a static server and open the project in the default browser. The application will hit the demo server.

grunt serve

Docker

To build a Docker image for the current repo, run:

docker build -t mifos-community-app .

You can then run a Docker Container from the image above like this:

docker run --name mifos-ui -it -d -p 80:80 mifos-community-app

Access the webapp on http://localhost in your browser. The Dockerfile uses a ruby and node base image to build the current repo and deploys the app on nginx which is exposed on port 80 within the container.

Compile sass to css

grunt compass:dev

Running the tests

Just open test/SpecRunner.html in the browser.

Getting Started doc

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1oXQ2mNojyDFkY_x4RBRPaqS-xhpnDE9coQnbmI3Pobw/edit#heading=h.vhgp8hu9moqn

Contribution guidelines

Please read the contribution guidelines