Quickstart

First steps

git clone https://github.com/carldata/argo-tool.git
cd argo-tool
npm i

Backless development

Install the latest version of TypeScript:

npm i typescript -g

To rebuild server (required only once to create /backless-development folder):

npm run bd-server-build

To start the server:

npm run bd-server-serve

Backless Server should be available at http://localhost:3900

Warning ! Backless development is required to make JEST tests working !

Testing with JEST

npm run test

Storybook support

First installation

npm i -g @storybook/cli@alpha

see also storybookjs/storybook#3044

Running

npm run storybook

then open http://localhost:6006/ to browse your stories !

Integrations

Building docker images

These steps verify docker image is built correctly and can be deployed to k8s.

• Create (the most up-to-date) dist folder containing the client application npm run prod-k8s

• Start docker daemon, then: docker build -t flowworks-carlsolutions.azurecr.io/flowworks/argo-tool .

• Find unique id of built image: docker images

• Run the image to test docker run -d -p 8450:80 [imageId]

• Visit http://localhost:8450 in the browser.

Pushing docker image to repository

docker push flowworks-carlsolutions.azurecr.io/flowworks/argo-tool

Republishing k8s deployment

Starting from scratch

kubectl delete deployment argo-tool
kubectl delete service argo-tool
kubectl delete ingress argo-tool
kubectl create -f argo-tool-deployment.yaml
kubectl create -f argo-tool-service-ingress.yaml

Republishing

kubectl delete deployment argo-tool
kubectl create -f argo-tool-deployment.yaml

Exposing the deployment with an IP

kubectl expose deployment argo-tool --port=80 --target-port=80 --name=argo-tool --type=LoadBalancer

Follow instructions on https://carlsolutions.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/DT/pages/38809810/Deploying+app+on+kubernetes+and+exposing+it+with+service