Kiva UI

a.k.a. Uue Lewis and the Views

Contribution Guidelines

The Kiva UI project is bound by a Code of Conduct.

Kiva welcomes outside contributions to our UI repository. If you have any ideas for a feature or improvement, create an issue and we can discuss whether it makes sense to create a pull request. Thanks for the help!

Local Development Setup with Caddy

IMPORTANT NOTE: Turn off Docker if it's running! We have a perpetually running network related to Tilt that will prevent Caddy from starting. I did consider using Tilt and docker-compose but it would require rewriting alot of the Monolith TiltVM setup so this just bypasses it all.

Required Dependencies

1. Add 127.0.0.1 kiva-ui.local to your /etc/hosts file on your mac

   • Auth0 configs are already in place to support this domain in the dev tenant

2. Install Caddy

   brew install caddy

3. Start Caddy from the root of the ui repo

   caddy start to run in the background or caddy run keep the terminal live for additional monitoring

4. In a separate terminal at the root of the ui repo

# Set you node version using nvm
$ nvm use

# Install dependencies
$ npm ci

# Install husky git hooks (NOTE: This step only needs to be done once on first setup and powers pre-commit linting)
$ npx husky install

$ npm run dev -- --config=dev-custom-host

# The local dev URL is now: https://kiva-ui.local/, but make sure to access a page actually run by UI, for example https://kiva-ui.local/lend-by-category/women

5. To stop Caddy when you're done

   caddy stop

Build Setup for localhost develoment (outside of a Tilt or Server environments)

# DEV MODE

# install dependencies
$ npm ci

# install husky git hooks (powers pre-commit linting)
$ npx husky install

# serve with hot reload at localhost:8888
$ npm run dev -- --config=local
# visit localhost:8888 for the home page
# visit localhost:8888/ui-site-map to explore our page index
# /styleguide, /lend-by-category, + /lend/filter are great to explore

# COMPILED/PROD MODE

# build for production with minification
$ npm run build

# build for production and view the bundle analyzer report
$ npm run build --report

# start the server using compiled build
$ npm start -- --config=local
# visit localhost:8888/ui-site-map to explore some pages (/styleguide or /lend-by-category may be of interest)

# run unit tests
$ npm run unit

# run all tests
$ npm test

Build Setup in Kiva VM or Environments

# DEV MODE

# Note: Kiva server only tool
# script to get status / get log / restart server / start_local
# copy to user home directory for global use

$ ./ui-server.sh {status|log|restart|local|start_local}

# install dependencies
$ npm install

# optionally install husky git hooks
$ npx husky install

# serve with hot reload at localhost:8888
$ npm run dev
$ npm run dev -- --config=local (any context outside of kiva vm)
# visit localhost:8888/ui-site-map to explore some pages (/styleguide or /lend-by-category may be of interest)

# Alternate configs:
# use `dev-local` to run localhost mode against development Environments
# use `dev-vm-mac` to run ui on your mac against the kiva vm

# COMPILED/PROD MODE

# build for production with minification
$ npm run build

# build for production and view the bundle analyzer report
$ npm run build --report

# start the server using compiled build
$ npm start -- --config=local
# visit localhost:8888/ui-site-map to explore some pages (/styleguide or /lend-by-category may be of interest)

# run unit tests
$ npm run unit

# run all tests
$ npm test

For some more details, checkout the template this is based on and the docs for vue-loader.