At first clone the repository:
$ git clone git@github.com:m4mController/frontend.git && cd frontend
SERVER
. Ignored with npm run build
! Default: backend
. Possible values:
backend
: frontend will be targeted to the real backend (meter4.me). proxy
: local proxy server to the backend will be started. Good for local deploying.mock
: local mock server will be started. Good for deploying without internet access.MODE
. Default: default
. Possible values:
default
: frontend for meter4.me will be build.lite
: frontend for controller will be build.BACKEND_API
. Backend Now you can build and run the app, there are several ways to do it:
Build the docker image:
$ docker build -t m4m-frontend .
Run a container (replace <PORT>
with port you want to listen):
$ docker run -p <PORT>:80 m4m-frontend
Open http://localhost:<PORT>
in the browser.
It requires Node.js with npm. Install them.
Install dependencies:
$ npm install
Run the server (replace <PORT>
with port you want to listen):
$ PORT=<PORT> npm start
And open http://localhost:<PORT>
in the browser.
It requires Node.js with npm. Install them.
Install dependencies:
$ npm install
Generate bundle:
$ npm run build
Generated files are located in dist/
directory. For it to work
properly, you should use them and public/
as static files on your
server. Do it manually, or do the following to run with nginx:
Install nginx.
Copy generated files:
cp -R dist/. /usr/html/
Copy static files:
cp -R public/. /usr/html/
Copy nginx config:
cp nginx.conf /etc/nginx/nginx.conf
Restart nginx:
sudo service nginx restart
Open http://localhost
in the browser