• Node.js 12.x and yarn, or Docker and docker.compose
• Recommended editor for this project is VSCode.

Storybook: https://city-of-helsinki.github.io/berth-reservations-admin/?path=/story/*

GraphQL API URL: https://venepaikka-api.test.hel.ninja/graphql_v2/

Staging: https://venepaikka-admin.test.kuva.hel.ninja

After cloning this repository, create a new .env.local file from the provided .env.example file and change REACT_APP_API_URI.

$ cp .env.example .env.development.local

To start development environment, run:

$ yarn start

This will start the application on port 3000.

To only start the storybook on port 6006:

$ yarn storybook

1. Check if Docker and docker CLI installed, port 3000 is free, not occupied by running server.

2. Make sure you have env variables in .env.development.local, otherwise extend it from example by:

   $ cp .env.example .env.development.local
   

3. Start building docker image and start container:

   $ docker-compose up
   

4. Open localhost:3000 on browser.

1. Check if Docker and docker CLI installed, port 80 is free, not occupied by running server.

2. Build docker image with:

$ docker build -t berth-reservation-admin .

3. Start docker container with:

   $ docker container run -p 80:80 -d berth-reservation-admin
   

4. Open http://localhost on browser.

To run tests:

$ yarn test

• To rebuild the docker images:

  $ docker-compose up --force-recreate --build
  

• To enter inside docker container environment:

  $ docker-compose exec app sh
  

• Remove docker container if needed:

  $ docker rm -f berth-reservation-admin
  

• Remove docker image:

  $ docker rmi berth-reservations-admin_app
  

• Running command inside Docker environment (test for example): (Make sure docker container is running) $ docker-compose run app YOUR_COMMAND_HERE
• Encounter node-sass issue ? try to go inside docker container environment and run npm rebuild node-sass