Panamax: Docker Management for Humans
Panamax is a containerized app creator with an open-source app marketplace hosted in GitHub. Panamax provides a friendly interface for users of Docker, Fleet & CoreOS. With Panamax, you can easily create, share, and deploy any containerized app no matter how complex it might be. Learn more at Panamax.io or browse the Panamax Wiki.
Panamax-ui
This project exposes a friendly user interface to the Panamax API, and is one of the components used by Panamax-Coreos
Getting Started
Pre-requisites
- Computer
- Ruby 2.1+
- Panamax API running somewhere accessible to the panamax-ui application
Install steps
git clone git@github.com:CenturyLinkLabs/panamax-ui.git
cd panamax-ui
git submodule update --init # To download ctl-base-ui
bundle
# the below environment variables are set by .env in the root of the project.
# You may need to override them to point to the API installation you are using.
# Do not check your local changes into version control
export PMX_API_PORT_3000_TCP_ADDR=localhost
export PMX_API_PORT_3000_TCP_PORT=8888
rails s
now visit localhost:3000 and see if it works
Updating ctl-base-ui
Pushing a change
If you've pushed a change to the ctl-base-ui project that you want to appear in panamax-ui you need to do the following:
git submodule update --remote
git commit -a -m 'Update to latest ctl-base-ui version'
This assumes you want panamax-ui to reference whatever is currently at the HEAD of the ctl-base-ui master branch. If you would like to track another branch, you must add that branch to the submodule:
git submodule add -b feature/my-branch [URL to repo]
Running the update command will cause the submodule to track that branch.
Pulling a change
After you git pull --rebase to update the UI master branch you may
see a git status message like this:
modified: vendor/ctl-base-ui (new commits)
This means there is a new change to ctl-base-ui that needs to be retrieved. You can refresh ctl-base-ui by issuing the following command:
git submodule update
Running tests, etc.
rspec spec # ruby specs
rake teaspoon # js specs, can also be accessed in UI at /teaspoon/default
rake jslint # catch those missing semicolons!