README.md

Public Data Space Connector

Prepare connector

1. Clone and build the backend
   a) git clone https://github.com/public-data-space/public-data-space-connector.git
   b) mvn clean package
2. Clone and build the zenodo adapter
   a) git clone https://github.com/public-data-space/public-data-space-zenodo-adapter.git
   b) mvn clean package
3. Clone and build the frontend
   a) git clone https://github.com/public-data-space/public-data-space-ui.git
   b) npm install

Start connector without docker-compose

1. Start the database docker run --name ids -p 5432:5432 -e POSTGRES_PASSWORD=ids -e POSTGRES_USER=ids -e POSTGRES_DB=ids postgres
2. Start the backend (inside the public-data-space-connector directory) java -jar .\target\public-data-space-connector-2.1.0-fat.jar
3. Start the zenodo adapter (inside the public-data-space-zenodo-adapter directory) java -jar .\target\public-data-space-zenodo-adapter-1.1.0-fat.jar
4. Start the frontend (inside the public-data-space-ui) npm run dev

Frontend is available at localhost:8081/browse (username:admin, password:admin)

Note: make sure the following ports are free:

	Connector	UI	Zenodo-adapter	Database
URL	localhost:8080	localhost:8081	localhost:8070	localhost:5432

Start connector with docker-compose

Run the following commands (inside the public-data-space-connector directory, make sure all other repositories are at the same level)

1. docker-compose -f docker-compose_build.yml up -d db
2. docker-compose -f docker-compose_build.yml up -d public-data-space-connector
3. docker-compose -f docker-compose_build.yml up -d public-data-space-zenodo-adapter
4. docker-compose -f docker-compose_build.yml up -d public-data-space-ui
5. docker-compose -f docker-compose_build.yml up -d nginx

Frontend is available at localhost/browse (username:admin, password:admin)