Inesdata Public Portal Frontend

Requirements

• NodeJS 20.11+

Environment variables

Environment configuration is used to add dynamic properties to the project. For dynamic properties substitution it must be added in the following configuration files:

• Add it to the runtime attribute of environments/environment.[prod].ts file. In prod file add it with blank value.
• Add it to the runtime attribute of environments/runtime-environment-template.json file.
• Add the environment variables to the Dockerfile.
• Use of the new property: ${environment.runtime.api.url}

Note: In localhost deployment it will show an error because the /assets/config/runtime-environment.json file does not exists, but it will work fine.

BUILD

Run ng build to build the project or npm run build. The build artifacts will be stored in the dist/ directory. Use the --prod flag for a production build (-- --prod when using npm run build).

Important: Build to prod using the additional parameter --base-href /angular-quickstart/ if your app are not served in the root context

Docker

The Dockerfile is based on a nginx image.

Build the image using the following command:

docker build --tag upm-inesdata/inesdata-public-portal-frontend:0.1.0 -f docker/Dockerfile .

Run it locally by using the env.list with environment:

docker run --name inesdata-public-portal-frontend -p 80:80  --env-file ./docker/env-localhost/env.list -d upm-inesdata/inesdata-public-portal-frontend:0.1.0