(minimal for the moment)
Install node (and npm comes with node) and yarn to install.
yarn install
npm run build
npm start
To test:
curl -X POST http://localhost:3000/api -d'{"url":"http://example.com"}' -H'content-type:application/json'
By default the server runs on port 3000, unless specified with the PORT environment value.
Development is split over three tiers:
- Server side development (for API requests)
- Client side application (the WorldWideWeb browser)
- Content (using 11ty)
Run via npm run start and connects to port 3000 by default.
PORT- configure the port for the server
- All ipv6 urls are blocked
- Only whitelisted IP addresses are allowed - otherwise blocked
- Only whitelisted .cern.ch and .cern domains allowed
- All other hostnames allowed
The client is built using parceljs and is generated into the /app directory. The build is expecting at least one important environment values:
HOST- the origin (proto + hostname) of the URL hosting the client code - this is important as it is used during the build to point to the correct origin during API requests
Optionally API can be included if developing against a different local endpoint (typically localhost:3000).
Run using npm run client
Static supplemental site for WorldWideWeb rebuild project. Screen shots, process data, etc… lives in ./content.
Site built with Eleventy static site framework.
To run a local 11ty server, run npm run content and follow directions in the console.