On OpenShift

Building frontend using STI grunt-nginx image

oc new-build sti-grunt-nginx~https://github.com/clerixmaxime/askme-backbone.git

Launching the application on OpenShift

oc new-app askme-backbone

Expose publicly

oc expose svc askme-backbone

Changes for OpenShift

nginx.conf, root changed to /usr/share/nginx/html/ in order to match with the STI-grunt-nginx image configuration.
nginx.conf, dashboard has been removed

Presenter Feedback demo app

This application is used as part of the Lean Engineering demo. This is just a frontend part of the app and in order to run it successfully you will need to get the backend part as well.

The app is deployed askme.accenture.com with integration to Accenture's federated single sign on where it gets the information about the user submitting questions.

Frontend code is stored here

Backend code is stored here

Proxy setup is stored here

Note: proxy requires https with shibboleth running (not possible to run locally)

To get the frontend path up and running you will need:

nodejs (version 4.2 is recommended, should be running on older ones without a problem)
npm (2.14 was used the last time feature were added)

The workflow / compilation is standard AOWP stuff:

npm install
bower install
grunt build/serve

Note: The app uses http and websockets to communicate to backend.

To run the BDD/acceptance tests you will need:

phantomjs with webdriver running on port 4444 (phantomjs --webdriver=4444)
an instance of the frontend part running in the background locally (grunt serve)
an instance of the backend part (with db of course) running locally (node index.js in the backend part folder)
grunt acceptance should connect to the app via the phantomjs and the bdd tests

To run unit tests: