The other code repositories include the Movement - Backend and the Movement - Solr.

Prior to coming to this repo, did you happen to catch our Movement overview?

In the spirit of open-source tooling, we have provided a Scrum board that allows users to keep track of Movement’s issues and enhancements. Anyone can submit a new issue for the tool for something they would like to see added or a bug. Once reviewed by the program office, issues will be added to the Scrum board's backlog. Developers and tool contributors can then address issues from the backlog and track their status using the Scrum board—providing an Agile approach to development and complete transparency to users.

The frontend can be run via Docker. To run the web app locally with Docker, first make sure you have installed and setup the NIEM Movement Docker config:

docker network create niem-network

Note: Also, build and run the Solr and Backend Docker containers. Then build and run the frontend container, from the repo's root directory:

docker build -t movement-frontend .
docker run -dti -p 80:80 --name movement-frontend --net niem-network movement-frontend

Prerequisites

Install NodeJs

Install Bower npm install -g bower

To start the development server

npm start

To run unit tests

npm test

To build app for deployment

npm run build

To build app for deployment with tests and docs

npm run build

If you are using the JSDoc style of comments (which you should!!!) you can generate your documentation with the following command. Documentation can be found under docs/ (Hooray for automated documentation!)

npm run docs