Feat/build chain

[FloChehab]

Related to #38

Biggest changes

• Added a development and production setup (webpack, etc.).

Other notable changes

• Moved some files
• Updated Dockerfile for lighter image size
• Reduced "bundle" size by including only some specific icons
• Removed all hard-coded libs from the repo
• Changed the color picker lib (I couldn't make the other one work with the new setup)
• Some very small tweaks due to undefined vars errors, etc.

NB

• The github diff is a bit off for the js modules that have been moved (I did my best to move the files with git before editing them to keep track of the history).
• I haven't tested it completely yet.

[cracker0dks]

nice, not expected this so fast. I like it and could not find any erros so far 👍 . The colorpicker is maybe even better for small (touch)screens. Thanks

[FloChehab]

nice, not expected this so fast. I like it and could not find any erros so far +1 . The colorpicker is maybe even better for small (touch)screens. Thanks

Thanks for the feedback !
If you look at the commit, you'll see that I started working on it yesterday haha

Anyway, there are still three small things I am not fully satisfied with

• What's the best way to pin the Js dependencies,
• I think we should change a bit the folder setup:
  • Maybe having a static or dist folder with the bundling result,
  • And the public folder for the uploads (currently they will be removed on every build, as the public folder content is cleared every time) -- I'd like to prevent data losses for people upgrading the app.
  • (And play with the express server to have it work as previously.)
• I am not sure the font-awesome icons work for the dynamically added elements.

[cracker0dks]

mmm must admit I have not much exp with webpack so don't know the best way to solve your questions.
However for docker: you have to mount a dir to the public folder anyway. :)

[FloChehab]

mmm must admit I have not much exp with webpack so don't know the best way to solve your questions.
However for docker: you have to mount a dir to the public folder anyway. :)

• I changed the output of the compiled Js / html / images to /dist.
• I updated the backend server script so that in continues to serve uploads from /public/uploads (so people can continue mounting volume on /public ; and there won't be data losses).
• I pinned Js dev-deps with ^
• Updated the README to reflect the changes

At the end, if people are using docker to deploy the project, there shouldn't be breaking changes with this PR.

[cracker0dks]

Thanks again. I released version 1.5 and then merged. I think this will be the start of v2.x 🥳

[FloChehab]

Thank you @cracker0dks ; I wish I have had time to rebase but that's fine :)