Base React application to build a trading platform interface for use with OpenDAX: https://github.com/openware/opendax Why React? Well - it's fresh, fast, flexible, and you can do a lot of UI magic with it without reloading the pages.
You can see an example of a live application running at: https://demo.openware.com/
$ echo "//registry.npmjs.org/:_authToken=${NPM_AUTH_TOKEN}" > .npmrc$ yarn install
$ yarn buildIn <rootDir>
$ yarn startIn <rootDir>
$ yarn testFor more options for jest run yarn test --help.
To prepare an obfuscated build, run:
docker build -t baseapp:obfuscated
--build-arg BUILD_EXPIRE=1560761577000(unix epoch seconds)
--build-arg BUILD_DOMAIN="example.com"
-f Dockerfile-obfuscator .
You can find all the available build args in the available Docker build args section
The resulting image would be accessible by the baseapp:obfuscated tag.
While building a Docker image you can pass build-dependant arguments using --build-arg:
docker build -t baseapp:latest --build-arg BUILD_DOMAIN="example.com" .
| Argument | Description |
|---|---|
BUILD_EXPIRE |
Unix Timestamp of the build expiration date in seconds |
BUILD_DOMAIN |
Domain which you'd like to use during the deployment |
NPM_AUTH_TOKEN |
The authentication token of npmjs.com used to fetch private packages |
In public/config open env.js
| Argument | Description |
|---|---|
api |
URLs of barong, peatio, applogic and ranger API endpoints. You can use mockserver (https://github.com/openware/mockserver) with default env.js values |
minutesUntilAutoLogout |
Autologout time in minutes |
withCredentials |
false or true if you want to include cookies as part of the request(https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Headers/Access-Control-Allow-Credentials) |
captcha - captchaType |
'recaptcha', 'geetest' or 'none' |
captcha - siteKey |
Recaptha site key |
gaTrackerKey |
Google Analytics tracker key |
rangerReconnectPeriod |
Reconnection time for the Ranger WS service in minutes |
msAlertDisplayTime |
Alert message display duration in milliseconds |
While building a Docker image you can pass build-dependant arguments using --build-arg:
docker build -t baseapp:latest --build-arg BUILD_DOMAIN="example.com" .
| Argument | Description |
|---|---|
BUILD_EXPIRE |
Unix Timestamp of the build expiration date in seconds |
BUILD_DOMAIN |
Domain which you'd like to use during the deployment |
If you have designed something beautiful with it, we would love to see it!
And if you have any comments, feedback and suggestions - we are happy to hear from you here at GitHub or at https://openware.com
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