This is a ^{very tiny} Next.js frontend that reads from the hols API for Canadian statutory holidays. It will tell you your next provincial or federal holiday, and doesn't do much else.

Try it out 👉 https://next-holidays-7qr7hdv3aa-ue.a.run.app/

npm is a javascript package manager. It downloads project dependencies and runs node applications.

A docker container allows a developer to package up an application and all of its parts. This means we can build an app in any language, in any stack, and then run it anywhere — whether locally or on a server.

# install dependencies
npm install

# run application in 'dev' mode
npm run dev

# run application in 'prod' mode
npm run build && npm start

On a Mac, press Control + C to quit the running application.

# run code linter
npm run lint

# build an image locally
docker build -t pcraig3/next-holidays .

# run the container
docker run -it -p 80:80 pcraig3/next-holidays

On a Mac, press Control + C to quit the running docker container.

The Dockerfile sets default values for PORT (80) and API_URL (https://canada-holidays.ca/api).

To override either or both of these environment variables at runtime, pass in the new variable after the -e flag when booting up the container.

# override the port number and the API_URL
docker run -it -e PORT=3000 -e API_URL=https://example.com -p 80:3000 pcraig3/next-holidays