The purpose of molior is to build Debian packages out of git repositories based on a mirror of a specific Debian version and therefore creating reproducible builds. Build environments are structured into projects and versions, which may include mirrors and versions of other projects.
Molior performs the following tasks:
<ul>
<li>create mirrors of Debian repositories</li>
<li>create projects based on a Debian mirror, include dependencies to other projects or mirrors</li>
<li>build packages into project repositories (i386, amd64, armhf, arm64)</li>
<li>create deployments of projects (ISO Installer, VirtualBox, images, ...)</li>
</ul>
- NodeJS (>=6.0)
- npm
For frontend development VSCode is recommended (but not needed).
- Open your vagrant box
Clone the molior repo (not this repo here) and run the following commands in it:
vagrant up molior
vagrant ssh moliorThen run:
cd molior-web- Run Webpack in watch mode inside vagrant box.
Everytime when you change a file, webpack will automatically compile the application and copies the files to the /var/www/molior-web
npm run dev-server
Run the following command, to check the HTML & JavaScript code. Always check the linter, before committing!
npm run lintsTo generate the documentation, run the following command.
View the documentation with SimpleHTTPServer (Python required).
cd doc/molior-web/
python -m SimpleHTTPServer 8000Try to follow this style guide good as possible
Runs the tests in Chrome Headless and Google Chrome in watch mode. Thats means everytime a file change gets detected, the tests will run automatically again.
npm test
Runs the tests once in Chrome Headless.
npm run test-production
- Jasmine Behaviour driven JavaScript testing framework
- Mocha JavaScript Test Runner
- Google Chrome Google Chrome for development testing
- Karma Coverage Keeps track of the testcoverage
- Babel Precompiles ES6 to ES5. Because PhantomJS does not support ES6 at the moment