An AngularJS website for the SIM-CITY project. It assumes that SIM-CITY webservice is running at the location /explore, and that the service is using a CouchDB installation at /couchdb and that a WMS (Web Mapping Service) is running at location /geoserver. The web application is configured for Bangalore-MATSIM 0.3 simulations (a private simulation repository).
One way to achieve this is to run all services on their own port or host, and set up nginx proxy configurations for each of the specified services so they appear to run on the same host and port. If needed, nginx can be set up to do HTTP(S) authentication.
Global dependencies are node, and npm packages grunt-cli and bower. To install npm dependencies, run
npm install -g grunt-cli bower
gem install compass
To build the current project, run
npm install
bower install
grunt
Run grunt serve for a preview on port 9000. This preview does not include most dynamic elements since that requires the other services to run on the same port. Alternatively, a local nginx configuration can be set up to proxy all requested services to the local host (see for example nginx.sample.conf). Use ./deploy.sh for deployment on the webserver. See the deploy.sh file for assumptions about the webserver configuration.
The directory layout largely follows Yeoman AngularJS with Grunt, while largely using the Angular Style Guide provided by John Papa
Running grunt test will run the unit tests with karma.