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Define an ADMIN_EMAIL ENV variable. The user with this email address is the first administrator and can assign the same role to other users.
The production mode of this application uses SendGrid for sending mails.
I was hoping to integrate TS into this project, but extracting the logic for rendering a donut chart into a React component made me find out that the example used by PatternFly uses a jQuery plugin defined on the global $-object, which is not accessible inside the class created with TS. Apart from this however, integrating TypeScript was quite easy.
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Ruby version
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