Inspire-Search-Js

Inspire-search Angular JS module used in http://labs.inspirehep.net search results.

Installation

$ npm i

Release

This is a work around, CI doesn't work for the moment.

1. Update package.json with the version number

2. Run:

yarn version
git push origin master
git push origin --tags

3. Release:

# login to npm with cern-sis-ts account
npm publish

4. 🎉

Demo

$ cd example; npm install; cd ..
$ npm run-script demo

Navigate to http://localhost:8000 to see the demo.

Tests

$ npm test

Docs

$ # build
$ npm run-script docs
$ # read
$ open docs/index.html

How to use?

Check out the example/ to see how to configure your app.

How to develop?

For easy development of inspirehep-search-js on top of inspire-next follow these steps:

1. Fork this repo and clone your personal fork.

   laptop> $ git clone git@github.com:/inspirehep-search-js.git laptop> $ cd inspirehep-search-js

2. Set ASSETS_DEBUG=True in your configuration for easier debugging in the browser (files do not get minified).

   laptop> $ vim $DOCKER_DATA/tmp/virtualenv/var/inspirehep-instance/inspirehep.cfg

3. Install Node.js and npm on your system. If you are using Ubuntu, create a symlink from node to nodejs (needed because of a naming conflict with the node package).

   laptop> $ sudo apt-get update laptop> $ sudo apt-get install nodejs laptop> $ sudo ln -s "$(which nodejs)" /usr/bin/node laptop> $ sudo apt-get install npm

4. Install PhantomJS on your system and add PHANTOMJS_BIN:$(which phantomjs) env variable in .bashrc or .zshrc. to specify the path to the phantomjs binary.

   laptop> $ sudo apt-get update laptop> $ sudo apt-get install phantomjs

5. Assuming you followed the current INSPIRE-HEP installation guide documentation, add the volume to services.yml to mount inspire-search-js on Docker.

   laptop> $ vim /inspire-next/services.yml

   static:
       image: busybox
       volumes:
       - "<your-local-path>/inspirehep-search-js:/inspirehep-search-js"
       ```
   
   

6. Restart the containers and open a bash in the web container.

   laptop> $ docker-compose kill laptop> $ docker-compose rm laptop> $ docker-compose run web bash

7. In the container bash, link the js volume to /static/node_modules. CAREFUL: if you run laptop> $ ./inspire-next/scripts/clean_assets, the link will have to be created again!

   container> $ rm -rf /virtualenv/var/inspirehep-instance/static/node_modules/inspirehep-search-js container> $ ln -s /inspirehep-search-js /virtualenv/var/inspirehep-instance/static/node_modules/inspirehep-search-js

8. To install all dependencies and Gulp.js, in the inspirehep-search-js folder run:

   laptop> $ npm install laptop> $ nmp install gulp

9. As you run inspire-next, start watching changes in the inspirehep-search-js folder. Every time a JS or HTML file is modified, tests will run and the dist/ folder will be recreated.

   laptop> $ cd inspirehep-search-js laptop> $ gulp watch

10. Every time you modify a JavaScript or HTML template, hard refresh your browser to avoid caching and see your changes. If the changes are not reflected after refreshing, you might need to delete the gen folder from the container in order to prevent caching.

    container> $ rm -rf /virtualenv/var/inspirehep-instance/static/gen/ .webassets-cache/