2.1 KiB
Make sure you have nodemon and node-sass installed
$ npm install -g nodemon node-sass
Run the following at the same time, in two terminals
$ API=http://localhost:3001 nodemon server.js
$ node-sass -w sass/application.scss public/css/application.css
To run the server as a daemon that will be re-run if it crashes, you can use the forever node package.
$ npm install -g forever
$ forever start server.js
Run the metamaps api in another terminal using
$ rails s -p 3001
Checklist
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Get the Import lightbox working, and not conflicting on screen
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Handling CSRF
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Fix images referenced in the JS
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Figure out how authentication of requests from the frontend to the API works
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Figure out how to combine the nodejs realtime server into server.js
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Notifications: make sure loading states are working for popup and page
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Request unreadNotificationCount
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Request invite code
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Request user object itself
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Load the metacodes
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move ImportDialog lightbox into main app
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create topic form
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Fork map lightbox / component
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create synapse form
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replace old loader with react loader
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ensure exports of maps work
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Notifications: make sure notifications either look nice, or redirect
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Notifications: pagination
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Get actioncable working
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lightboxes
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About lightbox
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Switch Metacodes lightbox / component
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break up index.html into parts
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Handle CSS metacode colors
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Fix Request An Invite page
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Make 'new map' action work
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Modify the remaining rails templates into JSX templates
- notifications list
- notification page
- list metacodes
- new metacode
- edit metacode
- list metacode_sets
- new metacode set
- edit metacode set
- authorized apps
- registered apps
- authorize
- user passwords
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Modify the RubyOnRails app to only serve JSON responses, no HTML pages anymore
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Modify the frontend to request that data from the API which is necessary at first to load the page
- Load the metacode sets