Editors' Notes renderer

JavaScript application that communicates (read/write) with the Editors' Notes server API. Pages can be rendered both server- and client-side.

Requires nodejs >=0.12.0

Running

1. Run an instance of an Editors' Notes server.
2. Set up this repository with npm install
3. Compile the client-side application with npm run compile
4. Start the Editors' Notes server and this one (using npm start). The configuration currently assumes that you will be running the Editors' Notes server on port 8001.
5. Set up a proxy that will server static files and forward non-HTML requests. An example nginx is included below.

Publishing

We use npm version along with some pre/post scrips to release new versions. To tag a new release:

1. Make sure your master branch is tracking the upstream branch. You might need to run git branch master --set-upstream-to=origin/master for this to be the case.

2. When you want to tag a new version from master, make sure you are up to date with the upstream branch (i.e. run git push and/or git pull)

3. Run npm version with an argument of major, minor, or patch to tag a new version. It will automatically be pushed upstream.

nginx configuration

server {
	listen 8000;

	location / {
		proxy_pass_request_headers on;
		proxy_set_header Host $http_host;

		# Forward non-html requests to the Editors' Notes server
		if ($http_accept ~* "html") {
			proxy_pass http://localhost:8450;
			break;
		}

		# Forward html requests to the HTML renderer, to render templates server-side
		proxy_pass http://localhost:8001;
	}


	# Replace with path where this repository lives
	location /static/ {
		root $PATH_TO_THIS_REPOSITORY/editorsnotes-renderer;
	}
}