This app is created to work with Commit Zero. You'll need to run the zero application against a zero.yml file to generate the code.

zero -config <config file> <source directory> <destination directory>

See example.yml for the full example.

---
name: example-commit-zero-frontend

# params are key value pairs passed into templates
params:

  # Application config

  # production host name
  productionHost: fe-test.commitzero.com
  productionBucket: fe-test.commitzero.com

  # staging host name
  stagingHost: fe-test.commitzero.com
  stagingBucket: fe-test.commitzero.com

Once you've templated this out, you can remove the above section from this README as it's no longer needed.

This project was bootstrapped with Create React App.

See full documentation here

yarn

yarn start

yarn test

To run the backend app locally all you need to do is build the container and run it alongside your app.

The corresponding backend for this app is zero-deployable-backend

git clone [email protected]:commitdev/zero-deployable-backend.git

Build the docker image locally and run it. We need to set a Pod name so that the frontend can display that data.

docker build . -t zero-deployable-backend

docker run -p 8080:8080 -e SERVER_PORT=8080 -e POD_NAME="Fake POD name." zero-deployable-backend

These are set by REACT_APP_CONFIG enviroment variable at build time. This corresponds to a json file in the config directory.

For example to build the staging site and host it you would use:

REACT_APP_CONFIG=staging yarn build

serve -s build