🚀 Rigly Auctions

Our legacy frontend codebase is located in the rigly_frontend_javascript folder. The new Next.js app is located in auction-ui. The plan is to gradually move over logic from the legacy codebase to the new codebase and then deprecate the legacy codebase.

Rigly.io

The PRODUCTION app is hosted at rigly.io

Demo App

The demo/test version of the app is hosted here -> QA

Running Locally

If you want to run Rigly auctions on your local machine you can follow these steps:

1. Clone the repository

git clone https://github.com/RiglyCorp/rigly-auction.git

2. cd into the new directory

cd rigly-auction

3. run yarn to install the packages
4. Add environment variables - create a .env file, you can copy the .env.example (reach out on slack to confirm your env looks good)
5. run yarn run dev and the app will be served on localhost:3000

Debugging locally

You have two ways of running this project locally.

Docker

1. Create an .env file in /auction-ui. Use the .env.example to get a sense of what env vars you need to set. Note you may need additional variables here for Auth0, api keys, etc.
2. In the root folder, run docker compose up. This should start the Next.js dev server app on port 3000.
3. Happy debugging!

Pre steps (on Mac)

You will need to install docker and possibly docker-compose.

1. https://docs.docker.com/desktop/install/mac-install/
2. brew install docker-compose
3. then in the root folder, run docker-compose up (note the hyphen)

Manual

1. Create an .env file in /auction-ui. Use the .env.example to get a sense of what env vars you need to set.
2. Run yarn or yarn install inside the /auction-ui folder.
3. Run yarn dev. This should start the Next.jsj dev server on port 3000.
4. Happy debugging!