Schul-Cloud Client

An implementation of the Schul-Cloud client with NodeJS and Express.

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Deprecation Warning

Please note that this client is going to be deprecated. All new frontend works is done in Vue.js and can be found here: https://github.com/hpi-schul-cloud/nuxt-client

Requirements

• node.js 12 or later

You might take a look at the Dockerfile to see some more dependencies and latest version informations.

Short setup version:

1. Clone directory into local folder
2. Go into the cloned folder and enter npm install

Run

1. Start the schul-cloud server
2. Go into project folder
3. run npm run dev to boot the application
4. go to http://localhost:3100

For connecting to the SchulCloud Calendar-Service you have to set export CALENDAR_SERVICE_ENABLED=true.

For connecting to the SchulCloud Notification-Service you have to set export NOTIFICATION_SERVICE_ENABLED=true.

Theming

Add Themes to /theme directory. Call gulp and node with SC_THEME set to name of directory.
then clear build files and gulp cache with gulp clear

Windows

run set SC_THEME={themeName} without spaces around the equal sign!

How to name your branch and create a pull request (PR)

1. Take the Ticket Number from JIRA (ticketsystem.dbildungscloud.de), e.g. BC-999
2. Name the feature branch beginning with Ticket Number, all words separated by dash "-", e.g. feature/BC-999-fantasy-problem
3. Create a PR on branch develop containing the Ticket Number in PR title
4. Keep the WIP label as long as this PR is in development, complete PR checklist (is automatically added), keep or increase code test coverage, and pass all tests before you remove the WIP label. Reviewers will be added automatically.

Testing

Information: Please make sure that all your changes works on Chrome , Firefox and Safari!
For html/css components please check caniuse.

1. Set the password for the demo user schueler@schul-cloud.org
   Ubuntu/Mac: export SC_DEMO_USER_PASSWORD={PASSWORD} (Without braces)
   Windows: set SC_DEMO_USER_PASSWORD={PASSWORD} (Without braces)
2. run npm run test
3. If you want to use another backend url than localhost, set the API_HOST and PUBLIC_BACKEND_URL environment variables (see 1)
4. If you want to list the coverage, run npm run coverage

Commiting

Default branch: main

1. Go into project folder
2. Checkout to develop branch (or clone for the first time)
3. Run git pull
4. Create a branch for your new feature named feature/BC-Ticket-ID-Description
5. Run the tests (see above)
6. Commit with a meanigful commit message(!) even at 4 a.m. and not stuff like "dfsdfsf"
7. Start a pull request (see above) to branch develop to merge your changes

Code rules

CSP rules