A lil' tool for easy overview of the festivities and local holidays across the Nordic studios.
Create an .env.local file by copying .env.template and fill out the data.
For local dev we recommend you to run following commands.
the :https includes all you need to bypass the Slack login and run with https :)
Then run:
npm install
npm run dev:https
This can be achieved in different forms, depending on the privacy level and platform.
We are using private calendars on Google, where we granted a service account reading permissions to the selected calendars. We decided to build a Firebase Function to provide all data, as we had about 10 calendars to read from.
Good to know, is that the Google API key can only read from public calendars, and it cannot be used to access Public Holiday calendars etc.
This tiny project has a production environment, connected to the main branch.
We use PR preview on Firebase, to review and test the code before hand.
We are using jest for unit testing, primarily for calendar and date management.
npm run test
main branch is deployed automatically with Github Actions to dbrmn-circular-calendar.web.app. PR:s gets deployed automatically as well and the unique URL can be found as a comment on the PR.
The Firebase Function is still manual deploy, as this will most likely not change too much. You need all secrets in order to do a manual deploy, including the calendar ids and the service account key file. All env vars are stored in 1Password in the Syntax vault. Copy all the env vars and make sure you can run it locally before deploying.
Noteworthy: all secrets are being set with every deploy :( :)
Prod: https://europe-west1-dbrmn-circular-calendar.cloudfunctions.net/events
cd functions
cp .env.template .env
# fill out all the variables
# try it out locally
# then, deploy!
npm run deployJonas Beck, jonas.beck1@doberman.ey.com Lovis Dahl, lovis.dahl@doberman.ey.com