128keaton/ElfDoors

Elfdoors

Copyright 2019 Keaton Burleson

Usage

node

1. Setup

   Create a .env file in the project root. Use the template below to create your environment.

   # Intelli-M configuration
   INTELLI_ENDPOINT='http://69.69.69.69:420'
   INTELLI_USERNAME='admin'
   INTELLI_PASSWORD='admin'
   
   # Defaults to 'ElfDoors'
   TITLE='Client1'
   
   # Port to run the server on
   PORT=3000
   

2. Build

   Build the Angular frontend to be served by the ExpressJS server.

   $ npm run build:frontend

3. Run

   Start the ExpressJS server.

   $ npm run start

docker-compose

1. Setup

   Create a .env file in the project root. Use the template below to create your environment.

   # Intelli-M configuration
   INTELLI_ENDPOINT='http://69.69.69.69:420'
   INTELLI_USERNAME='admin'
   INTELLI_PASSWORD='admin'
   
   # Defaults to 'ElfDoors'
   TITLE='Client1'
   
   # Port to run the server on
   PORT=3000
   

2. Build

   Build the Docker image to be served.

   $ docker-compose build

3. Run

   Start the Docker container.

   $ docker-compose up -d

Heroku

1. Setup

   Set your Heroku configuration like you would your environment variables.

   $ heroku config:set INTELLI_ENDPOINT=http://69.69.69.69:420
   $ heroku config:set INTELLI_USERNAME=admin
   $ heroku config:set INTELLI_PASSWORD=admin
   $ heroku config:set TITLE=ElfDoors

2. Create

   Create a Heroku app from the CLI.

   $ heroku apps:create elfdoors-instance-001
   $ heroku stack:set container

3. Deploy

   Deploy the Heroku app

   $ git push heroku master

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Chrome

macOS:

Start Google Chrome in kiosk mode:

$ /Applications/Google\ Chrome.app/Contents/MacOS/Google\ Chrome --kiosk --app='https://your-instance.elfdoors'

Linux:

Start Google Chrome in kiosk mode:

$ /usr/bin/google-chrome --kiosk  --app='https://your-instance.elfdoors'