see :
- https:/mydraft.cc
- https://github.com/mydraft-cc/ui
WARNING : This code is not a fork of "mydraftcc/ui" (https://mydraft.cc), the source code of "mydraftcc/ui" must be available at build time (https://github.com/mydraft-cc/ui). Once the code is retrieved, i apply patches to make the "mydraftcc/ui" application compatible with the nodejs API server, and (optional) remove the code related to "UserReport".
Legacy or Docker
# get sources
git clone https://github.com/mydraft-cc/server-node.git --recursive
cd server-node
# Required
./patch.sh
# if you want to remove UserReport from the application :
# ./patch.sh "optional"
# execute once only to install npm packages and to build ui
cd ui && npm install && npm run build && mkdir ../server/{public,data} && cp -R build/* ../server/public/ && cd ..
cd server && ./start.sh
#You could set environment parameters in server/start.sh
To build image :
docker build --no-cache --force-rm -t mydraftcc-nodejs-server .
if you want to remove UserReport from the application, add --build-arg PATCHOPTIONS=optional :
docker build --build-arg PATCHOPTIONS=optional --no-cache --force-rm -t mydraftcc-nodejs-server .
Copy this file to "ui/config/webpack.config.js" for debug session. All API request will be sent to the localhost:4000 server... You need to apply "patch.sh" before debugging UI with the nodejs server.
git submodule update --init
cp webpack.config.js-forlocaldeveloppementwithserver ui/config/webpack.config.js
./patch.sh
cd ui && npm run start
## start your debugging session
Once your server is started, just open your favorite Browser (firefox) and enter http://[server Ip address]:4000/
API documentation could be reached at [your server]:/api-docs/ Very usefull to debug API server
Start the server, and call the page /api-docs, play with API
./start.sh
# Open browser, call http://localhost:4000/api-docs/
As you can see, server is not protected by login/password, no TLS transport. You should use it as a personal service.
If you decide to expose it on internet, you must installed this service behind reverse proxy (haproxy, nginx) with TLS,
and monitor volume space used...
enjoy+++ Damien