example_app

This cookbook sets up an example "Hello, world!" nodejs application.

Platforms

This cookbook only works on Debian-based platforms at the moment. Specifically, it is tested with kitchen-ci on:

• Ubuntu 12.04 LTS
• Ubuntu 14.04 LTS

Attributes

• node['example_app']['repository']: The git url to the repository that is to be used for the application.
• node['example_app']['revision']: The revision of the repository to check-out (defaults to HEAD).
• node['example_app']['servername']: The servername to use for the nginx configuration (defaults to example.app).
• node['example_app']['webserver']: The webserver to configure. Only supports :nginx at this moment, other values will result in no configuration being done.
• node['example_app']['setup_nginx']: Set to false to disable automatic setup of nginx through the nginx cookbook. Useful when using your own wrapper cookbooks.
• node['example_app']['setup_supervisor']: Set to false to disable automatic setup of supervisor through the supervisor cookbook. Useful when using your own wrapper cookbooks.
• node['example_app']['setup_nodejs']: Set to false to disable automatic setup of nodejs through the nodejs cookbook. Useful when using your own wrapper cookbooks.

Recipes

example_app::default

This top-level recipe sets up the entire application. It includes the other recipes automatically as needed based on the attributes above.

example_app::setup

This recipe sets up the application itself, including necessary directories, git check-out and supervisor configuration.

example_app::nginx

This recipe sets up the nginx-related configuration necessary to server the application. Included automatically when node['example_app']['webserver'] is set to :nginx.