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publish.webmaker.org

The teach.org publishing service for X-Ray Goggles and Thimble

Requirements

Node.js >= v6.11 [download]
Npm >= v5 [download]
Postgresql >= 9.6 [download]

NOTE: If you add any new dependencies to package.json, make sure you are running npm version 5 or above before you run npm install so that the package-lock.json gets regenerated. Also make sure that you commit the package-lock.json file.

Installation and Use

Clone the publish.webmaker.org repository

$ git clone https://github.com/mozilla/publish.webmaker.org.git

Install the dependencies

$ npm install

If you also want to run the tests, install the lab testing utility globally

$ npm install -g lab

3a) Copy the distributed environment file via command line, or manually using a code editor:

$ npm run env

OR, if you are on Windows

$ COPY env.dist .env

Create your postgres database, then run migrations and seeds.

$ createdb publish
$ npm run knex

N.B. If you would like to create a custom name for your database, you may. However, you will need to update the DATABASE_URL env variable in the .env file in order to reflect that change.

Both of these commands require that you have PostGres installed, as well as Knex installed globally. To do that you can:

$ npm install knex -g

Also note that subsequent test runs require an empty publish database. Test runs will not automatically clear the database for you for data-integrity reasons, so you will need to either manually clear the tables using your preferred PostgreSQL administration utility, or drop and recreate the database:

$ dropdb publish
$ createdb publish

Run the server at the default log level ('info'):

$ npm start

The server's log level can be set in the environment or the .env file using LOG_LEVEL=* with one of fatal, error, warn, info, debug, trace. If none is given info is used.

Development

This project uses jscs and jshint to enforce the mofo-style-guide.

To run the style checker, use npm run jscs.
To run the hinter, use npm run jshint.
To run both, use npm run lint.

S3 Emulation

This project uses noxmox to allow for development without Amazon S3 credentials. By default emulation is turned on. To view published projects, the project runs a mox-server for you that taps into the files that noxmox writes to disk. Publish will store a reference to this server based on the PUBLIC_PROJECT_ENDPOINT environment variable, which defaults to localhost:8001.

To use an actual S3 bucket, ensure that the related environment variables are set to allow it:

# S3 publish/unpublish
# (enter your own info plz)
export AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID="your_key"
export AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY="your_secret"
export AWS_BUCKET="your_bucket"

# S3 emulation
export S3_EMULATION=false

# Endpoint for published projects
export PUBLIC_PROJECT_ENDPOINT="http://your-public-endpoint.com"

Exporting a project

If you need to export a project from the database (for debugging purposes for e.g.), you can do so by using the scripts/export node command line utility provided.

You can run it using:

node scripts/export <project_id> [options]

where [options] is replaced with the allowed configuration options for the export utility.

This will export the project as a tarball and also has the ability to generate a text file that contains details about the project.

For more documentation and a list of allowed options, run:

node scripts/export --help

Documentation

This project uses lout to automatically generate API documention. To view the docs, start the server and visit http://localhost:2015/docs.