Ekino Tools Versions

Description

Tool that provides convenient version management webapp. It is based on Play framework, akka and Scala.

It provides 5 views:

• Main view: list of the repositories
• Repository Details: all the versions and plugins of a given repository
• Dependencies: list of the dependencies
• Dependency Details: all the repositories using the dependency
• Plugin Details: all the repositories using the plugin

Requirements

JDK 17 is required.

Run

Run in dev mode

First, you have to add a set of env variables:

Variable name	description	example
GITLAB_URL	url of the gitlab	"https://gitlab.ekino.com"
GITLAB_USER	gitlab user	"philippe.agra"
GITLAB_TOKEN	gitlab api token	"XxXxXxXxXxXxXxXxXxXx"
GITLAB_GROUP_IDS	gitlab group ids	"1524,626"
GITHUB_USER	github user	"philippeagra"
GITHUB_TOKEN	github api token	"XxXxXxXxXxXxXxXxXxXx"
GITHUB_USERS	github users	"ekino,philippeagra"
LOCAL_REPOSITORY_URL	nexus url	"https://nexus.ekino.com/repository/public-mfg/"
LOCAL_REPOSITORY_USER	nexus user	"philippe.agra"
LOCAL_REPOSITORY_PASSWORD	nexus password	"XxXxXxXx"

Then run the application with Gradle

./gradlew -t runPlay

Test the application on url http://localhost:9000/

Run in binary mode

$ ./gradlew build
$ unzip build/distributions/ekino-tools-version.zip -d build/distributions
$ ./build/distributions/ekino-tools-version/bin/main

Test the application on url http://localhost:9000/

Run in docker mode

$ ./gradlew build
$ docker build . -t ekino-tools-version
$ docker run -ti --env-file credentials-docker --rm -p "8080:8080" -v "/tmp/versions:/tmp/versions" ekino-tools-version

Test the application on url http://localhost:8080/

Using sbt

You can also use sbt instead of gradle. It offers a better integration with intelliJ and allows debug.

Using local repositories

If you do not want to clone the repositories with git you can also specify the local paths of the repositories :

project {
    repositories{
        local-paths = ["/path/to/repo1", "/path/to/repo2"]  
    }
}

Documentation

• https://www.playframework.com/documentation/2.8.x/Home
• http://akka.io/docs/
• http://www.scala-lang.org/