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Simoona Web Application

Simoona's front-end is built using AngularJS framework. Project's dependencies are managed with NPM and Bower.

Gulp Command List

Gulp is used for automating and executing various commands. To use the command simply open command line inside src/webapp/ folder and type gulp <command name>:

  1. gulp serve-dev - serves development environment and opens browser
  2. gulp serve-build - serves build environment
  3. gulp build-dev - builds everything
  4. gulp build-prod - builds and optimizes everything

For all the commands open src/webapp/gulpfile.js file.

Configuration

In order to change WebApp's configuration open file located in src\webapp\gulp.config.js. By default front-end has two different build configs one for dev environment and the other one for prod environment as shown below:

 defaultBuildConfig: {
   endpoint: 'http://localhost:50321/',
   impersonate: false,
   showMissingTranslations: true,
   environment: 'dev'
 },
 productionBuildConfig: {
   endpoint:  'http://localhost:50321/',
   impersonate: false,
   showMissingTranslations: false,
   environment: 'prod'
 }

One of the most important properties is endpoint if your API project is running on a different address don't forget to change the config property accordingly.

SSL Certificate

If you have SSL certificate file in .pem format you can put the certificate inside src\webapp\src\server\ folder the name of that file should be cert.pem, you will also have to put RSA private key's file in the same folder, but the name of that file has to be newkey.pem.

You can change the naming and/or path of these files inside of src\webapp\src\server\app.js file, just open it and find the code snippet shown bellow:

var sslKeyPath = './src/server/newkey.pem';
var sslCertPath = './src/server/cert.pem';

Web Config

If you want to redirect all requests to HTTPS open src\webapp\src\client\web.config file and locate Redirect production to https rule. Replace yourwebsite.url with url you are using for your WebApp. The rule is shown bellow:

<rule name="Redirect production to https" stopProcessing="true">
  <match url="(.*)" />
  <conditions>
    <add input="{HTTP_HOST}" pattern="yourwebsite.url" ignoreCase="true" />
    <add input="{HTTPS}" pattern="^OFF$" ignoreCase="true" />
  </conditions>
  <action type="Redirect" url="https://{HTTP_HOST}/{R:1}" redirectType="Permanent" />
</rule>