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quantum_directus

v10.10.8-quantum.2

Published

quantum_directus

Downloads

324

Readme

Directus

Fork of Directus.

It contains modifications for special needs of us.

Running locally

1. Make sure You use the right npm version

nvm use

2. Create .env file

Place it under the /api folder!

HOST="localhost"
PORT=8055
BE_PORT=8055
API_URL="http://0.0.0.0:8055"

DB_CLIENT="pg"
DB_HOST="localhost"
DB_PORT=5432
DB_DATABASE="db3"
DB_USER="aw"
DB_PASSWORD="password"

SERVE_APP=true

KEY="..."
SECRET="..."

ADMIN_EMAIL="[email protected]"
ADMIN_PASSWORD="password"

3. Export the variables

set -o allexport; source api/.env; set +o allexport

4. Install

Installnál maradjanak az eredeti verziószámok, különben nem fogja megtalálni a local package-eke a workspace-ben!

pnpm i

4.1. Build

A boostrtap dist-ből használja a shared-et.

pnpm build

5. Initialize dabatase

Legyen létrehozva, és elérhető az üres db az env fájlban megadottak alapján.

pnpm --filter quantum_directus_api cli bootstrap

6. Build app, and run the api

pnpm --filter quantum_directus_app build && pnpm --filter quantum_directus_api dev

There is no watch mode for the app, so it should be rerunned after every app changes.

Update dependency manually

cp -a app/dist ../quantum_ugyvitel/node_modules/quantum_directus_app && \
cp -a api/dist ../quantum_ugyvitel/node_modules/quantum_directus_api

Publishing the npm package

1. Increase version

  1. directus/package.json -> { "version': "1.0.x", [...] }
  2. api/package.json -> { "version': "1.0.x", [...] }
  3. app/package.json -> { "version': "1.0.x", [...] }

2. Build & publish

Replace the NPM auth token that defines the target account.

NPM Access token must be a Classic Automation Access Token.

pnpm -r build && \
NODE_AUTH_TOKEN=[...] \
pnpm \
--filter quantum_directus_app \
--filter quantum_directus_api \
--filter quantum_directus \
publish --access=public --no-git-checks