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github.com/ferlab-ste-justine/clin-ui-dev-proxy
This development tool is deprecated and will no longer be maintained.
Enable to run clin-frontend and clin-ui on the same port without configuring a proxy.
This solve authentification and iframe communication
You need either Go (to install) or Docker
Update clin-ui .env.development
and add PUBLIC_URL="/clinui-static"
go install github.com/Ferlab-Ste-Justine/clin-ui-dev-proxy@latest
Build the image
docker build --tag clin-ui-dev-proxy .
make sure you can see the image
docker image ls
To build and run
go run proxy.go
go install
clin-ui-dev-proxy
it expect the following defaults (configurable)
> clin-ui-dev-proxy --help
-clinui-host string
clin-ui host name or ip plus the port if not 80 (default "http://0.0.0.0:2005")
-clinui-staticpath string
clin-frontend development static ressources url (default "/clinui-static")
-frontend-host string
clin-frontend host name or ip plus the port if not 80 (default "http://0.0.0.0:2002")
-frontend-staticpath string
clin-frontend development static ressources url (default "/static")
-help
Display default commands
-port int
Proxy Port. Normaly 2000. Auth should redirect there (default 2000)
-verbose
Display more information, access files
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