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@natlibfi/melinda-transliteration

v1.0.1

Published

UI for transliterating MARC records in Melinda

Downloads

5

Readme

UI for transliterating MARC records in Melinda NPM Version Build Status

Building the application

Install all dependencies: npm install

Run build task: npm run build

This will build the application into build directory.

Start the application in production

npm install --prod
cd build
node index.js

(Application can be configured using environment variables, like HTTP_PORT=4000 node index.js for alternate port)

Configuration options

Each variable is mandatory unless it has a default value

| Variable name | Default value | Description | Example | |---|---|---|---| | ALEPH_URL | | url to aleph | http://my-aleph-system.tld | | ALEPH_INDEX_BASE | fin01 | aleph base for indices | | | ALEPH_USER_LIBRARY | | aleph base for users | usr00 | | HTTP_PORT | 3001 | | | | MELINDA_API_VERSION | null | | | | SECRET_ENCRYPTION_KEY | | Key for encrypting/decrypting sessions | | | CORS_WHITELIST | ["http://localhost:3000"] | json array of allowed hosts for CORS, put your frontend domain here. | |

Note on SECRET_ENCRYPTION_KEY: All sessions will reset when the key changes. If the default value is used, then all sessions will reset every time the app restarts.

SECRET_ENCRYPTION_KEY can be generated with nodejs:

crypto.randomBytes(32).toString('base64')

Start the application in development

npm run dev

This will start webpack-dev-server for frontend codebase and nodemon for the backend.

License and copyright

Copyright (c) 2016-2017 University Of Helsinki (The National Library Of Finland)

This project's source code is licensed under the terms of GNU Affero General Public License Version 3 or any later version.