Test-ahau-server NPM

Āhau

A whakapapa app that works peer-to-peer, and doesn't require internet. All data is held by you and those friends you connect with, and is cryptographically secured.

Built on scuttlebutt

For more info see ahau.io

Setup

$ npm install

Development

$ npm run serve
// start a webpack dev-server which serves up live-updating UI

Then in another terminal

$ npm run start:dev
// launches the scuttlebutt + graphql servers + electron
// which then asks for UI from dev-server

OTHER TOOLS

Graphiql
- a sweet GraphQL tool for exploring generated doc and practicing queries/ mutations with the server
- start the above dev environment then go to http://localhost:4000/graphql
Storybook
- a tool to help you build components in isolation
- start it with npm run storybook
- serves up *.stories.js files

NOTES

live-reload doesn't work for ssb-server (back end) code.
Windows sets env differently. Open 2 Powershell windows and run the following in each:
- npm run serve
- $env:NODE_ENV="development", then npm start (set the env to development, then launch electron app)

Production Build

$ npm run build

Compiles and minifies code (and assets) for production, outputs to ./build. You can try running the build with npm run start.

Publishing installers

$ npm run publish

Builds installer (using compiled clientside code + back end code), and outputs to ./dist/installers.

NOTES

Mac needs
- Application Installer + Apllication certificates set up in your apple keychain for signing
- an electron-builder.env with environment variables APPLE_ID, APPLE_ID_PASS for notarization, e.g :
```
APPLE_ID=name@company.com
APPLE_ID_PASS=asdl-tyan-osla-ttyb
```
  - APPLE_ID_PASS is an application specific password created from your APPLE_ID
Windows needs
- build/win_csc.pfx file
- an electron-builder.env with environment variable CSC_LINK and CSC_KEY_PASSWORD (the password to the .pfx cert)
```
CSC_LINK=build/win/csc.pfx
CSC_KEY_PASSWORD=anliushfdxbaejhbrsajxhelaser
```
- Mix bought the Signing Cerificate here
  - notes on aquiring + exporting :
    - https://support.sectigo.com/Com_KnowledgeDetailPage?Id=kA01N000000zFK0#ie_export_certificate
    - this may need to be done from the same browser as you applied for the certificate from

Customize configuration

See Configuration Reference.