Origami Build Service

Creates bundles of JavaScript and CSS from Origami components.

Table Of Contents

• Requirements
• Running Locally
• License

Requirements

• NodeJS 10 or higher
• python3 and pip (python package manager)
• Docker
• localstack (pip install localstack or pip3 install localstack)

Running Locally

Before we can run the application, we'll need to install dependencies:

We install the dependencies inside a Docker container that mimics AWS Lambda's environment because we have dependencies that are environment specific (meaning they only work on the environment they are installed on. I.E. Installing on OS X and running on Linux will not work).

On OS X run:

npm run install-mac

On linux run:

npm run install

Run the application in development mode with:

This will start localstack in a Docker container.

On OS X run:

npm run start-localstack-mac

On linux run:

npm run start-localstack

To deploy the project into localstack: Don't worry about the output saying, the below, that is expected.

Serverless Error ---------------------------------------

Not Found On OS X run:

npm run deploy-local-mac

On linux run:

npm run deploy-local

Take note of the endpoints that serverless printed to the console, they will be wait we use to interact with the application. They look something like this:

Service Information service: obs stage: local region: us-east-1 stack: obs-local resources: 18 api keys: None endpoints: GET - http://localhost:4567/restapis/s7mywpb4zh/local/_user_request_/v3/bundles/js GET - http://localhost:4567/restapis/s7mywpb4zh/local/_user_request_/v3/update-origami-component-list

Import fixture data into the application:

npm run bootstrap

Now you can access the app over HTTP on the endpoints listed by Serverless.

To run the tests locally:

HOST=http://localhost:4567/restapis/s7mywpb4zh/local/_user_request_ npm run test

License

The Financial Times has published this software under the MIT license.