This repo is for the frontend part of the journey that the petitioner will go through to apply for a divorce.

Building locally You need to have Yarn and Redis installed. This can be done with brew as follows:

brew install yarn
brew install redis

To run the front end app, run the following from the front end project root folder:

yarn add redis-server & yarn dev

The application will now be running on https://localhost:3000.

To run the tests and lint, run the following:

yarn test
yarn lint

Building with Docker

To begin download the azure client cli

brew update && brew install azure-cli

After it has finished downloaded run:

az login

This should open a browser window for you to login, use your HMCTS account

After logging in run the following command:

az acr login --name hmcts --subscription <ask the team for the secret>

To build the docker containers afresh:

make build

Install dependencies

To install NPM dependencies:

make install

This installs the dev dependencies to your local folder.

Start the app

make dev

The application will now be running on https://localhost:3000.

This allows you to run the app while connecting to real IDAM/COS/Payment etc.. services in AAT

• Make a copy of config/example-local-aat.yaml as local-aat.yaml (this file is .gitignored and shouldn't be commited to git because it contains secrets)
• Copy the secrets into local-aat.yaml - the secret values can be found in div-pfe-aat in the Azure portal
• Remove the conditional in app/middleware/draftPetitionStoreMiddleware.js to always use the real transformationServiceClient (this is temporary and should be removed)
• Connect to the VPN
• Run the app using yarn dev-aat

All commands from the package.json are available through make. They will be run inside a docker container, ensuring a consistent dev environment.

For example:

make test
make test-unit
make test-e2e
make lint
...

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.