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Dev Setup

Requirements

  • Java 17
  • Yarn 2
  • Node
  • Angular CLI

Setup

  • Clone Repo
  • Settings are applied per default though /infrastructure/src/jvmMain/resources/application.conf, these include Database and OAuth configuration. A example is provided in /infrastructure/src/jvmMain/resources/application-env.conf, which is used for building the application
  • If you want to contribute to the project run ./gradlew addKtlintCheckGitPreCommitHook beforehand
  • execute yarn install in /web/src/angular to install frontend packages

Run

  • run ./gradlew runShadow to start backend
  • run yarn start in /web/src/angular to start frontend

Notes

  • When running ktor in Dev Mode, it will attempt to seed a dev user. See Console output for more information.
  • Frontend runs on port 4200, backend on port 8000. Frontend requests are getting proxied by angular to port 8000, configure in /web/src/angular/proxy.conf.json
  • Frontend hot reloads, backends needs to get restarted.
  • You can execute ./gradlew ktlintCheck and ./gradlew ktlintFormat to check for backend formatting (alternatively ctrl + ctrl in intellij ot execute gradle commands)

DevOps

The application is built using Jenkins and Docker. Traefik is used as reverse proxy to serve the application. For the build of the application several tools are used. The Application is built through using Jenkins and Docker. The Frontend is built using a multi-layered Dockerfile in /web/Dockerfile The Backend is built through a ktor Plugin, which produces a Dockerfile. The Jenkinsfile is configured in a way that it is able to distribute builds to two different environments. A Staging and Test environment. The dev-Branch is deployed to Test, while master-Branch is deployed to Staging. Some steps inside the build process are only done when those branches are built. During build, some configuration has to be done inside Jenkins to make builds and Deployment work. They are divided into several parts:

Environment

  • STAGING_URL or TEST_URL: The respective URL (including protocol) to your project
  • REPLACE_ECR_FRONTEND: Name of the frontend Build
  • REPLACE_ECR_BACKEND: Name of the backend Build
  • IMAGE_TAG: The Tag that gets used on your image. This is set directly in the build based on the branch you are on
  • DOCKER_ENV: The docker environment for Production is set to either ssh://staging.local or ssh://test.local since deployment is done through a ssh tunnel

Database

  • STAGING_DATABASE_URL or TEST_DATABASE_URL: Connection url for the respective database in the format jdbc:postgresql://<name>:<port>/<database>
  • STAGING_CREDENTIALS or TEST_CREDENTIALS: Database credentials stored in Jenkins' credential store

Oauth

  • STAGING_OAUTH_AUTHORIZE or TEST_OAUTH_AUTHORIZE: The Authorize-Url used for the respective Oauth configuration
  • STAGING_OAUTH_ACCESSTOKEN or TEST_OAUTH_ACCESSTOKEN: The Accesstoken-Url used for the respective Oauth configuration
  • STAGING_OAUTH_CLIENTID or TEST_OAUTH_CLIENTID: The Clientid for the respective Oauth configuration
  • STAGING_OAUTH_SECRET or TEST_OAUTH_SECRET: The Client Secret for the respective Oauth configuration