Eole AngularJS

Web application where we can play online to board games !

It uses Eole API as RestAPI.

More information about Eole itself: What is Eole ?

Installation

This project requires Node.js and gulp-cli (install: npm install --global gulp-cli), but it also provides a Docker environment.

Docker installation

• Clone project

git clone git@github.com:eole-io/eole-angular.git --branch=dev
cd eole-angular

• Install Eole web application

make

You should now access to the front application: http://0.0.0.0:8580.

Raw installation

• Clone project

git clone git@github.com:eole-io/eole-angular.git --branch=dev
cd eole-angular

• Install Nodejs dependencies

npm install

• Deploy application for development

gulp deploy

• Configure your environment

Go config/environment.js, set your API base url and websocket server. By default, environment values try to be generalist, by you should check whether path, port, hostname... match with your installed version.

Assuming you have installed Eole Api on localhost:

    angular.module('eole.config', [])
        .constant('eoleApiUrl', '//' + currentHostname + '/eole-api/www/api.php/')  // API base url
        .constant('webSocketUri', 'ws://' + currentHostname + ':443')               // Websocket server
    ;

or if don't want to install Eole Api and just want to navigate with a mocked api and websocket, you can set mock:

    .constant('eoleApiUrl', 'mock')
    .constant('webSocketUri', 'mock')

Testing

Eole Angular uses XO and jslint code checkers. Run it with:

npm test

What next ?

• See gulp commands

License

This project is under AGPL-v3 License.