Merge branch 'next/major' of github.com:Start9Labs/start-os into rebase/feat/domains

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test: $(BACKEND_SRC) $(ENVIRONMENT_FILE)
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cd libs && cargo test
test: $(CORE_SRC) $(ENVIRONMENT_FILE)
cd core && cargo build && cargo test
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# StartOS Frontend
# StartOS Web
StartOS has three user interfaces and a shared library, all written in Ionic/Angular/Typescript using an Angular workspace environment:
StartOS web UIs are written in [Angular/Typescript](https://angular.io/docs) and leverage the [Ionic Framework](https://ionicframework.com/) component library.
1. **ui**: the main user interface
1. **install-wizard**: used to install StartOS
1. **setup-wizard**: used to facilitate initial setup
1. **marketplace**: abstracted ui elements to search for, list and display details for packages and their dependencies
1. **shared**: contains components, types, and functions shared amongst all of the UIs.
StartOS conditionally serves one of three Web UIs, depending on the state of the system and user choice.
## Development Environment Setup
- **install-wizard** - UI for installing StartOS, served on localhost.
- **setup-wizard** - UI for setting up StartOS, served on start.local.
- **ui** - primary UI for administering StartOS, served on various hosts unique to the instance.
- Requirements:
- [Install nodejs](https://nodejs.org/en/)
- [Install npm](https://www.npmjs.com/get-npm)
Additionally, there are two libraries for shared code:
Check your versions
- **marketplace** - library code shared between the StartOS UI and Start9's [brochure marketplace](https://github.com/Start9Labs/brochure-marketplace).
- **shared** - library code shared between the various web UIs and marketplace lib.
## Environment Setup
#### Install NodeJS and NPM
- [Install nodejs](https://nodejs.org/en/)
- [Install npm](https://www.npmjs.com/get-npm)
#### Check that your versions match the ones below
```sh
node --version
@@ -24,51 +30,61 @@ npm --version
v8.0.0
```
## Running locally with mocks
#### Install and enable the Prettier extension for your text editor
1. Clone the repository
#### Clone StartOS and load the PatchDB submodule if you have not already
```sh
git clone https://github.com/Start9Labs/start-os.git
cd start-os
git submodule update --init --recursive
cd frontend
npm ci
```
#### Move to web directory and install dependencies
```sh
cd web
npm i
npm run build:deps
```
2. Copy `config-sample.json` and its contents to a new file `config.json`.
#### Copy `config-sample.json` to a new file `config.json`.
```sh
cp config-sample.json config.json
```
By default, "useMocks" is set to `true`.
Valid values for "maskAs" are `tor` and `lan`.
- By default, "useMocks" is set to `true`.
- Use "maskAs" to mock the host from which the web UI is served. Valid values are `tor`, `local`, and `localhost`.
- Use "maskAsHttps" to mock the protocol over which the web UI is served. `true` means https; `false` means http.
3. Start the development server(s)
## Running the development server
You can develop using mocks (recommended to start) or against a live server. Either way, any code changes will live reload the development server and refresh the browser page.
### Using mocks
#### Start the standard development server
```sh
npm run start:ui
npm run start:install
npm run start:setup
npm run start:ui
```
## Running locally with proxied backend
### Proxying to a live server
This section enables you to run a local frontend with a remote backend (eg. hosted on a live Start9 server). It assumes you have completed Step 1 and Step 2 in the [section above](#running-locally-with-mocks)
#### In `config.json`, set "useMocks" to `false`
1. Set `useMocks: false` in `config.json`
2. Create a proxy configuration file from the sample:
#### Copy `proxy.conf-sample.json` to a new file `proxy.conf.json`
```sh
cp proxy.conf-sample.json proxy.conf.json
```
3. Change the target address to desired IP address in `proxy.conf.json`
#### Replace every instance of "\<CHANGEME>\" with the hostname of your remote server
4. Start the development server
#### Start the proxy development server
```sh
npm run start:ui:proxy