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Frontend

Our frontend is made using ReactJS

TODO: Write more about React and a local development environment

Setting up a development environment

In order to follow these steps you need to install docker on your machine. Here are guides for installation on some common systems:

You will also need docker-compose (it is included in Docker Desktop for Mac and Windows): https://docs.docker.com/compose/install/

Once you have installed the docker-engine and docker-compose on your machine you can follow the following steps in order to set up the development environment:

  1. Clone git repository.
    git@gitlab.login.no:tekkom/web/beehive/frontend.git
  2. Move to the cloned repository.
    cd frontend
  3. Change to desired branch.
    e.g. git checkout dev or git checkout -b <branch name> for new branch
  4. Start the development server using docker-compose
    docker-compose --profile dev up

Docker image options

API_URL sets the location to the public-api. It must have a schema.