Official Backend Admin WebApp for BEdita4 API.
- Create project via
composer
composer create-project bedita/manager
This will create a new manager
folder and install composer dependencies.
If you are using a .zip or .tar.gz release file you just need to unpack it and then run composer install
. Run same command if you do a git clone
on this repo.
- Build JS/CSS bundles with
yarn
frommanager
folder
yarn
yarn build-plugins
yarn build
- Configure BEdita 4 API base URL and API KEY in
config/.env
like:
# set BEDITA4 base URL
export BEDITA_API="{bedita-4-url}"
# set BEDITA4 API KEY (optional)
export BEDITA_API_KEY="{bedita4-api-key}"
To test the webapp you can simply run builtin webserver from manager
folder like this
bin/cake server
And then point your browser to http://localhost:8765/
For any other use than a simple test we recommend to configure your preferred web server like Nginx/Apache and point to webroot/
as vhost document root.
Get latest offical image build from Docker Hub
docker pull bedita/manager
If you want to build an image from local sources you can do it like this from root folder:
docker build -t manager-local .
You may of course choose whatever name you like for the generated image instead of manager-local
.
Run a Docker image setting API base url and API KEY like this:
docker run -p 8080:80 \
--env BEDITA_API={bedita-api-url} --env BEDITA_API_KEY={bedita-api-key} \
bedita/manager:latest
Replace bedita/manager:latest
with manager-local
(or other chosen name) to lanch a local built image.
It's easy to configure config/.env
to match your web server and proxy requirements, see below.
(default proxy: localhost:8080, default server: localhost:3000)
# BE Manager Entry Point
WEBPACK_SERVER_HOST=localhost
WEBPACK_SERVER_PORT=3000
# Proxy server
WEBPACK_PROXY_HOST=local-be4-web
WEBPACK_PROXY_PORT=8080
To start develop mode run
yarn develop
yarn run bundle-report
- Run ESlint via
yarn
, to check linting on js files
yarn run eslint src/Template/Layout/js/app/pages/admin/index.js
To setup tests locally simply copy tests/.env.default
to tests/.env
and set env vars accordingly.
To launch tests:
vendors/bin/phpunit [test folder or file, default '/tests']
To run those tests you may want to use a Docker image as BEdita4 API endpoint.
For instance if you can pull a Docker image via docker pull bedita/bedita:4.5.0
Then you may run the image with
docker run -p 8090:80 --env BEDITA_ADMIN_USR=bedita --env BEDITA_ADMIN_PWD=bedita bedita/bedita:4.5.0
You can then set env vars accordingly like this:
export BEDITA_API="http://localhost:8090"
export BEDITA_ADMIN_USR="bedita"
export BEDITA_ADMIN_PWD="bedita"
and you're ready to go
BEdita is released under LGPL, Lesser General Public License v3.