FutuHours-next

Application for updating and editing employee hours, all new and re-written in Elm and elm-ui.

Currently in Beta and deployed at betahours (internal link only).

Requirements

• npm
• create-elm-app
  • version 4.5.0 is confirmed to work
• Docker (for deploying)
• Futuswarm (for deploying)
  • Futurice employees only use Appswarm

You will also need a running backend API server on the same host at port 8803, for which you will need to set up haskell-mega-repo. The backend server code is in hours-api.

For development, it is sufficient to get as far as being able to run cabal new-run hours-mock-server. If the port the backend server is running on is not 8803, you can change the proxy setting to point to the correct address in elmapp.config.js.

Development

To start the development environment, do:

$ elm-app start

Git Workflow

The repo contains two main branches: master, which is the current production version which should be deployed to hours, and develop which is the current development version and may be deployed to betahours.

Feature branches, fixes, and PRs should be made against develop, and releases are handled as a PR from develop to master, with a corresponding deployment to hours.

Deployment

To deploy, use the following commands, where <server-id> is replaced with either betahours for the beta server, or hours for production:

$ docker build -t futurice/futuhours-next:$(git log --pretty=format:'%h' -n 1) .
$ appswarm image:push -i futurice/futuhours-next -t $(git log --pretty=format:'%h' -n 1)
$ appswarm app:deploy -i futurice/futuhours-next -t $(git log --pretty=format:'%h' -n 1) -n <server-id>

Alternately, simple bash scripts are provided to save you typing:

./deploy-beta.sh
./deploy-prod.sh

License

Copyright 2019 by Futurice Oy

Apache License 2.0