This document is mostly assuming you are installing to the 3DR version of droneshare. If you are forking droneshare for your own purposes, then some of these commands may need your personal credentials.
Droneshare is (currently) an entirely Angular client side application. So deployment is mostly a matter of finding a suitable static file server.
See deploy-to-appengine.sh for example.
pip install awscliaws configure- and then enter your AWS credentials- Configure aws
- complete -C aws_completer aws
deploy-to-s3.sh
To install the app you need to install the packages required for this project, the app has Node package requirements and Bower library packages
npm install
bower install
grunt bower:install
Configure your web server to the dist folder on the app and run the build, prod or dev tasks
grunt build
this will generate the files your web server needs to launch the app
To run tests you need to run the test grunt task which builds the app then runs the tests
grunt test
If you are planning on debugging tests we recommend you use either the test or karma grunt tasks with the --watch option
grunt test --watch
// or
grunt karma --watch
this will leave a process running watching for changes on the test files, which speeds up testing.
A pro-tip is to launch your browser at the url specified when running the tests
Here is an example excerpt output from grunt karma
Running "karma:unit" (karma) task
INFO [karma]: Karma v0.12.16 server started at http://localhost:9876/
INFO [launcher]: Starting browser PhantomJS
INFO [PhantomJS 1.9.7 (Mac OS X)]: Connected on socket tIC2TRlp_tzgnpb0U1mB with id 25791127
notice the url from Karma http://localhost:9876/ run that on your browser so you can set debug breakpoints to help you debug your tests.