Application developed in partnership with the Fairmount Waterworks, under Azavea's PWD contract. The "Dispatches from the River" exhibit will introduce users, first, to the concept that the watershed is being monitored through these data points, and, second, to a few key learnings that show how collecting this data has helped us understand and manage our water resources more effectively. This activity will focus on five key measures: temperature, turbidity, salinity, Dissolved Oxygen, and pH.
- Node v4.5+
Unzip the original package from PWD into a folder in your system. This can be found at smb://fileshare.internal.azavea.com/projects/PWD_StormwaterBilling/documents/fairmount_water_works/river_dispatches. Then run:
./scripts/setup $SOURCE_DIR
where $SOURCE_DIR is the path of the unzipped directory on your local.
Run the server using
./scripts/server
| Port | Service |
|---|---|
| 9000 | Node Development Server |
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
server |
Run a node development server |
setup |
Install NPM dependencies |
You can find the latest version of git-flow to install here. Once it's installed, you'll need to enable git flow in the repo by typing git flow init. Use the default values provided; master is the branch for the current release; develop is the branch for the next release.
After you've enabled git-flow, you can use the following commands to make a release, replacing "0.1.0" with the version you're releasing and also adding release notes to CHANGELOG.md:
git flow release start 0.1.0
vim CHANGELOG.md
git add CHANGELOG.md
git commit -m "0.1.0"
git flow release publish 0.1.0
git flow release finish 0.1.0
After you've completed the git flow steps, you'll need to push the changes back from your local master and develop branches back to the main repo:
git checkout master
git push origin master
git checkout develop
git push origin develop
git push --tags
Jenkins will build the release zip file (including assets) under its pwd-river-dispatches-release job.
The release zip will contain web.config files that instruct IIS v7+ to serve the files for this application. For a new install, follow these steps:
- Unzip the release package to a permanent directory on the server
- Open IIS Management console, and right mouse click on
Sites->Add Web Site- Give the site name as
river-dispatches - Set the
Physical Pathto the directory from Step 1 - Set the
Portto something available on the machine,8000 - Click ok, and check that http://localhost:8000 serves the app
- Give the site name as
- It may be helpful to further make that URL the default home page in Chrome so that it can easily be restarted in the event of a server reboot.
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