Blimp Cockpit

This is the Dashboard and User Management Interface for CloudFleet Blimps.

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Development

On your own machine

You need to have node installed.

You get all the local dependencies by doing:

npm install
bower install

Run grunt for building and grunt serve for live preview as you work.

If you want to add a dependency from bower.io, do:

bower install --save <package-name>

For example, to add the angular-ui-router do bower install --save angular-ui-router.

To quickly test the static files, run grunt and from the dist/ folder run some static file server like:

python -m SimpleHTTPServer # serves files at http://localhost:8000/cockpit

In a docker container

To develop with the other necessary CloudFleet services (user management), follow these steps:

• Clone project
• Install Docker (or boot2docker on OS X)
• Install docker-compose
• Run docker-compose up
• Open http://localhost:8080/cockpit/ in your browser (replace localhost with the output of boot2docker ip on OS X)
• Rock out!

To test the dist folder run:

docker-compose -f docker-compose.dist.yml up

And to attach it to a real Blimp backend, fill out the nginx-default-dev-ownblimp.conf file based on nginx-default-dev-ownblimp.conf.example to match your settings and then run:

docker-compose -f docker-compose.ownblimp.yml up

Testing

Running grunt test will run the unit tests with karma.

Deployment

Once you're happy with your changes, commit them to master and run:

grunt deploy

The deploy task runs all the minification inside the dist/ folder and pushes the code to the production branch from where Marina picks it up and builds a new Docker image for ARM that can be deployed to the Blimp.