This service aims to provide easy access to user and organizations structures and authentication mechanism using Json Web tokens.
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This project uses the following stack : Mongo, Express, VueJS, NodeJS. The primary language used is javascript with the ES7 syntax. You should use linters and beautifiers compliants with the ES7 syntax in your editor.
Install dependencies and run bundler:
npm install
npm run build
Run the services dependencies:
npm run dev-deps
Run the 2 development servers with these commands et separate shells:
npm run dev-server
npm run dev-client
When both servers are ready, go to http://localhost:5689.
Test built nuxt distributable in dev:
NODE_ENV=development npm run build npm run dev-server
Test building the docker image:
docker build --network=host -t sd-dev .
// don't expect the following line to work fully, it will be missing service dependencies, etc.
docker run --network=host --env PORT=8081 sd-dev
The application applies the material design recommendations and uses vue and vuetify
Documentation is maintained in ./doc as a small separate nuxt project. Its content is built and pushed on gitlab-pages by the Travis build.
The pages are also linked to the main nuxt project, so that any Simple Directory instance embeds its full documentation.
Run the documentation development server:
npm run doc
Then open http://localhost:3000/simple-directory/
Edit config/development.js to use LDAP storage.
Open https://localhost:6443 and login using "cn=admin,dc=example,dc=org" and "admin".
Add a test user:
apt-get install ldap-utils
ldapadd -x -W -D "cn=admin,dc=example,dc=org" -f test/resources/ldap-user.ldif