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How to run a fully containerize superdesk development environment

Go to your local code folder (here I'm using ~/code), and clone your fork of superdesk and superdesk-client-core:

cd ~/code
git clone [email protected]:lnogues/superdesk.git
git clone [email protected]:lnogues/superdesk-client-core.git
git clone [email protected]:lnogues/superdesk-content-api.git

Create symlinkis between superdesk-client-core and superdesk-content-api to superdesk

ln -s ~/code/superdesk-client-core ~/code/superdesk/superdesk-client-core
ln -s ~/code/superdesk-content-api ~/code/superdesk/superdesk-content-api

Then run the docker-compose script

cd ~/code/superdesk
docker-compose -f docker/docker-compose-dev.yml up

Once everything is up and running, quit docker (with Ctrl+C) and run:

cd ~/code/superdesk/docker
docker-compose run superdesk ./scripts/fig_wrapper.sh python3 manage.py users:create -u admin -p admin -e '[email protected]' --admin

Now, you can re run your docker compose and your local server is up and running

cd ~/code/superdesk
docker-compose -f docker/docker-compose-dev.yml up

Run e2e server from docker

For this setup, only the end to end server will run in docker. The client part will run on your local machine.

Assuming you already have a superdesk development environment set up:

cd ~/code/superdesk
docker-compose -f docker/docker-compose-e2e.yml up

Then the client specific setup:

cd ~/code/superdesk-client-core
npm install
./node_modules/.bin/webdriver-manager update

On the dependencies have been installed and docker-compose-e2e.yml is running, you can run the tests:

./node_modules/.bin/protractor protractor.conf.js \
  --stackTrace --verbose \
  --baseUrl 'http://localhost:9000' \
  --params.baseBackendUrl 'http://localhost:5000/api' \
  --params.username 'admin' \
  --params.password 'admin'