This project is no longer maintained and has been archived. See this blog post for more information.

This is a client-side (with small server component) application that hosts the Mozilla X-Ray Goggles library. It is dependent on having an [id.wmo] and [publish.wmo] end point to talk to for its user authentication and data publication functionality, respectively. The end point URLs can be set in the .env file used.

In your Git directory (or whichever directory you want to place the goggles in), type:

$> git clone https://github.com/mozilla/goggles.webmaker.org
$> cd goggles.webmaker.org
$> npm install
$> cp env.dist .env

Then any time you wish to (re)compile the library and run the Goggles server, type:

$> npm start

The following environment variables are important to change, if you want to use the goggles in an atypical enviroment (i.e. one where any of the services used or relied upon does not use the default supplied .env file)

PORT: the port the service will run on.
APP_HOSTNAME: the domain the service will be running on, port included.
HACKPUBURL: the domain the service will be running on, port included.
ID_WMO_URL: the URL for the id.webmaker.org service, port included.
ID_WMO_CLIENT_ID: the client identifier assigned to goggles by thje id.webmaker.org instance pointed to.
PUBLISH_WMO_URL: the URL for the publish.webmaker.org service, port included.

Deployment uses a Heroku pipeline.

• staging: https://goggles-mozilla-org-staging.herokuapp.com (https://goggles.mofostaging.net)
• production: https://goggles-mozilla-org-production.herokuapp.com (https://goggles.mozilla.org)