This is a Gatsby generated website which shows sea-map and mykomap site information.
The hosting server must support a recent version of PHP, for the back-end API script to run.
The building machine needs to have node and npm installed, and for
development php-cli needs to be installed to service the API endpoint.
The backend is a simple PHP script which queries a sea-map or mykomap site and generates JSON data describing it. It is deliberately fairly simple.
The front-end is a React-based web UI. It queries the back-end and displays the JSON data, with links to other resources.
npm install npm run develop
This should build the site, and start a web server on http://localhost:8000 which is live-updated when the source code is modified.
It also runs a development PHP server on http://0.0.0.0:8080, to which
the React development server proxies. Note, the public IP is
necessary to work around a limitation of the Gatsby proxy
implementation (http-proxy-middleware).
npm install npm run build
The built assets are written to public/.
First, build as above. Then this will rsync the source code, and the PHP backend, to the server:
npm config set shipshape:deploy_to dev-0:/var/www/vhosts/dev-0.solidarityeconomy.coop/www/shipshape npm run deploy
Note: The production website assumes it is deployed below the prefix path /shipshape/