Use this application to easily log into Nordnet non prod environments:
- Test environment of the mobile app in iOS simulator
- Test environment of the mobile app in Android emulator (TODO)
- Test environment of the web app next (nordnet-test.xy)
- Local environment of the web app next (nordnet-local.xy:8081)
- Local environment of the web app next packages (localhost:8080)
- Staging environment(s) of the web app next (https://*.webapp-next.staging.nordnet-test.xy)
- Java 17 (or higher)
- Make sure JAVA_HOME env variable is set and jdk/bin is in the PATH env variable
- jq (brew install jq)
List of customer (ids) that can be used for login exists as properties of this application. If you want to log in as other (test env) customers, just add them as properties and rerun the application.
- (Recommended) Create a PR for the new users you add to the list, so that other developers can use them too.
- The name field is just a way to call each customer (id). They are not referencing to anything like username or ... .
- Clone the repository locally
- `cd` to the repository root
- Make sure you are logged in to gcp (gcloud auth login --update-adc)
- Run `./gradlew bootRun` to start the application
- `git pull` every now and again to get the latest features and customer(ids)
- `cd` to the project/repository root (important)
- Run `./desktop-shortcut.sh`
* To use the desktop shortcut, make sure you are logged in to gcp (gcloud auth login --update-adc)
* The desktop shortcut is just to shortcut the command `./gradlew bootRun` which builds and runs the application.
- On the mobile app repo (link todo), run the command `npm run env dev` on the lastest version of master before installing the app on simulator.
- When you want to login as a new user in the app simulator, you need to logout manually first. Otherwise you will be kept logged in as the last user.
- App Icon
- Desktop shortcut icon
- Add support for Android emulator
- Automatically build the latest version of the app in github and send releases to company portal!
