AccessMod app

This repository contains the code of the frontend application of the AccessMod project.

Docker image can be found in the Github package repository.

Architecture overview

The AccessMod application is a Next.js application. It is a frontend app designed to connect to an OpenHexa instance.

The app communicates with OpenHexa through its GraphQL API, and uses the standard OpenHexa cookie-based authentication.

Deployment

The project is meant to be deployed in a containerized environment, such as Kubernetes.

The following environment variables should be provided at build time (for the docker build or npm run build):

• RELEASE: a release identifier, such as a Git tag (used for uploading source maps to Sentry)
• SENTRY_AUTH_TOKEN: A valid Sentry authentication token

The following environment variables should be provided at run time:

• GRAPHQL_ENDPOINT: the URL of the OpenHexa GraphQL API
• SENTRY_DSN: the Sentry DSN
• SENTRY_TRACES_SAMPLE_RATE: the Sentry sampling rate of traces
• SENTRY_ENVIRONMENT: the Sentry environment tag

Local development

First, install the dependencies

npm install

Then, copy the sample .env.local.dist and adapt it to your needs:

cp .env.local.dist .env.local

Finally, run the development server:

npm run dev

Open http://localhost:3000 with your browser to see the result.

NPM Scripts

• npm run dev: Launch Nextjs in dev mode and watch files to extract graphql code and generate typescript types and hooks
• npm run next: Launch only the Nextjs app in dev mode
• npm run build: Build the Nextjs app
• npm run start: Start the app from the build directory (it has to be built before)
• npm run test: Run the tests in watch mode
• npm run test:ci: Run all the tests in CI mode
• npm run lint: Lint files in src/ using eslint
• npm run format: Format files in src/ using prettier
• npm run prepare: This script is called automatically by npm on npm install. It adds the pre-commit hook
• npm run schema: Run an introspection query on the graphql backend and generate a schema.graphql file. This file is used to generate typescript types & for DX in the IDE
• npm run codegen: Generate typescript types found in all the files based on schema.graphql
• npm run i18n:extract: Extract translatable strings and write messages.json files for each language

Translations Management

To extract new strings from the src/ directory, run the extract command:

npm run i18n:extract

Translations are stored in public/locales/[lang]/[namespace].json. The default namespace is messages.