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@martingale/ui

v0.1.4

Published

Welcome to Martingale, this guide will walk you through installing and configuring a local standalone version of Martingale that later will be extended with Packs and proxied through Kong to support Google OAuth as a singin option.

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Readme

Welcome to Martingale, this guide will walk you through installing and configuring a local standalone version of Martingale that later will be extended with Packs and proxied through Kong to support Google OAuth as a singin option.

Table of Contents

Prerequisites

In order to run Martingale locally you will need a few tools installed:

Installation

Clone the Martingale-UI Git Repo from https://github.com/pearsontechnology/martingale-ui to a new folder structure martingale/ui:

git clone [email protected]:pearsontechnology/martingale-ui.git martingale/ui

Change to the new folder and run yarn install:

cd martingale/ui
yarn install

Start Martingale in standalone mode serving the default Martingale and Documentation packs:

yarn start

Your browser should now open and load http://localhost:3000 displaying the default Martingale home page and two navigation menus. Under each of these menus are different pages within Martingale to help you get acquainted.

  • Martingale
    • Kitchen Sink - Shows most of the controls available within Martingale Packs.
    • Designer - A simple playground where you can enter YAML source and view the output page design.
  • Documentation
    • Getting Started - This guide
    • Configuration Basics - Talks about the different configuration options available within config.json
    • Installing packs - Install the Kong Pack and hook it up to the new installation of Martingale
    • Dockerize - Explains how to create a Docker image from your installation
    • Building Packs - HTTPBin pack, the "Hello World" of Marginale
    • Extended Packs - Packs that use or load other packs