This is a living project built to demonstrate serverless concepts
Create a file named credentials.json from the template, and fill in all the secret info. You'll have to get this from Matt.
cp credentials-template.json credentials.jsonTo develop, install dependencies with NPM and launch webpack dev server:
npm install
npm run webpack-serveThe app is accessible at localhost:3000. The files are automatically recompiled and served from memory as the contents change.
There are no tests at the moment, but there is static code analysis, using eslint. To check your code for issues, run the following command:
npm run lintBuild static files in the public directory with NPM:
npm install
npm run buildAfter building, you can host the root directory somewhere, like Amazon S3
npm run deployThis will copy the contents of the public/ directory to s3://chat-demo. In order to work,
you must:
- Have aws cli setup in your path
- Have your AWS cli credentials properly configured
- Have R/W access to the s3://chat-demo bucket
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