CodeX Task Manager
Task management system for teams.
- Stores tasks
- Promotes their implementation
- Increases work efficiency
How to run with Docker
Clone the repository.
git clone https://github.com/codex-team/task-manager
Go to directory.
cd task-manager
Run app's containers with the following command.
docker-compose up
.
Container with the app will install or update dependencies
if it is required and run the start:dev
script.
App will be restarted automatically on any code changes.
Backend site: localhost:3000 Frontend hot-reloaded build: localhost:3030 Frontend Storybook: localhost:6006
Remove node deps for containers
If you need to remove back-node-deps
or front-node-deps
volume
with node_modules
directory for the app or front container
then put down containers and remove that volume.
docker-compose down
docker volume rm task-manager_back-node-deps
docker volume rm task-manager_front-node-deps
Frontend development
If you run Task Manager in docker for development Frontend server will be run in docker on localhost:3030.
You don't need to commit changes for build directory.
Go to frontend directory:
cd frontend
To start frontend node server with hot module reloading use.
yarn start
To create a build
directory with a production build of the app use:
yarn build
Storybook
Storybook will be run automatically in docker for development on localhost:6006.
To start storybook's component explorer manually on port 6006 use:
yarn storybook
Deployment
To deploy a new version of the Task manager, push changes
(use a created PR from bot) to prod
or stage
branches.
On any update for prod
/stage
this workflow
will publish an updated container to hub.docker.com
with a tag prod
/stage
.
Server runs docker-compose for production and will check for an image updates automatically.