top-contexts

General-purpose React context definitions for the top-level application.

Application URLs

This context provides the root URLs for the application. The URLs are split into two parts: the domain and the path, with a function to combine them with the endpoints into a full URL.

At this point three categories of URLs are supported:

• the web app: used to access the web application itself,
• the API: used to access the backend services,
• the authentication: used to access the authentication services.

Following environment variables may be used to provide defaults (a REACT_APP_ or NX_ prefix is required):

• API_DOMAIN: the domain for the API,
• API_PATH: the path for the API,
• AUTH_DOMAIN: the domain for the authentication,
• AUTH_PATH: the path for the authentication,
• WEBSITE_DOMAIN: the domain for the web app,
• WEBSITE_PATH: the path for the web app.

Logger in context

The @vebgen/logger package provides a logger that can be used to log messages to the console but is un-opinionated about the framework. This package provides a React context that can be used to access the logger.

Running unit tests

Run nx test top-contexts to execute the unit tests via Jest.