@dmgincs/dev-proxy v0.0.4

In order to get started with this proxy, install it using yarn add --dev @dmgincs/dev-proxy.

Then, create a config file in the root of the project named dev-proxy.yml and add the following contents:

certfolder: ./internals/cert/
containers:
  - name: mainsite
    env: testing
    port: 3001

Creating the certificate files

After that, you will have to generate a ssl certificate for this proxy. For this, you will first need to install mkcert. After this is install, run the following command in the root of the project:

$ mkcert -cert-file .\internals\cert\cert.crt -key-file .\internals\cert\cert.key local.dmginc.gg local.testing.dmginc.gg

This will generate two cert files in ./internals/cert. These certificates are read by the proxy.

Host file

Then, you will have to add a namespace map to your hosts file:

127.0.0.1   local.dmginc.gg
127.0.0.1   local.testing.dmginc.gg

You can find your hostfile in: - Linux/OSX: /etc/hosts - Windows: C:\Windows\System32\Drivers\etc\hosts

Running the proxy server

In order to run the proxy server, you will have to create a file in your project. Then, put the following contents in the file: import '@dmgincs/dev-proxy'

In order to run the file, you can use something like ts-node.

Running multiple frontend clients

When you want to run multiple frontend clients at the same time, you can generate the certificate files from this folder:

$ mkcert -cert-file .\internals\cert\cert.crt -key-file .\internals\cert\cert.key local.dmginc.gg mdr.local.dmginc.gg emt.local.dmginc.gg ms.local.dmginc.gg api.local.dmginc.gg local.testing.dmginc.gg mdr.local.testing.dmginc.gg emt.local.testing.dmginc.gg ms.local.testing.dmginc.gg api.local.testing.dmginc.gg

Then, update the hosts file to contain:

127.0.0.1       local.dmginc.gg mdr.local.dmginc.gg emt.local.dmginc.gg ms.local.dmginc.gg api.local.dmginc.gg
127.0.0.1       local.testing.dmginc.gg mdr.local.testing.dmginc.gg emt.local.testing.dmginc.gg ms.local.testing.dmginc.gg api.local.testing.dmginc.gg