abp/npm/verdaccio-containers

Running containers that publishing packages to the Verdaccio

Goal

We test all templates before the releasing. However, since we test packages without publishing, we may be faced breaking errors. That's why, this compose prepares the real-like test environment.

The duty of this compose is to publish the packages to the Verdaccio (a custom NPM server) running in the container and to serve the Angular pro template (copied from abp/templates/app/angular folder) that is consumed these packages from the Verdaccio.

Before starting

Make sure the Docker and Docker Compose are installed on your PC.

Before starting, the following command should be run to prepare the environment:

npm install && npm run prepare

Getting Started

To build and up the compose, run the following command:

docker-compose rm -f && docker-compose build --build-arg next_version="<version here>" && docker-compose up

Be sure to replace the "" with the version you want published. E.g: 4.1.0

This command;

• Removes the containers if worked before
• Builds the containers
• Runs the containers.

The processes may take 30~ minutes.

The Angular app will be running when you see the "Listening on http://localhost:4200" log. If you see the log, open the browser and navigate to the http://localhost:4200.

The running Angular app can connect to the backend that is running on http://localhost:44305. Go to the abp/templates/app/aspnet-core/src/MyCompanyName.MyProjectName.DbMigrator folder and run the project to create (or update) the database. Then run the HttpApiHost project which is in the abp/templates/app/aspnet-core/src/MyCompanyName.MyProjectName.HttpApi.HostWithIds folder. Then refresh the browser. You'll see the Angular app is working properly.