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standalone-auth

v2.0.0

Published

Authentication from based on [`kwc-auth`](https://github.com/kanocomputing/kwc-auth) running on kano-webengine and sending authentication token through QWebChannel

Downloads

3

Readme

Web based authentication form for KanoOS

Authentication from based on kwc-auth running on kano-webengine and sending authentication token through QWebChannel

Installing dependencies

yarn

Development

Run yarn serve

Building

Bundle and compress the code. Env is pulled from the NODE_ENV env var. Then just run:

yarn build

Deploying

The build uses terraform to deploy the infrastructure and kart to deploy the site.

Terraform

First, initialise the terraform state:

terraform init terraform

Terraform has multiple "workspaces" to handle the different deployments, ensure that the workspace is created:

terraform workspace new staging

or just switch to one if it already exists:

terraform workspace select production

Then deploy the infrastructure. To deploy to staging:

terraform apply terraform

For production:

terraform apply -var-file=terraform/prod.tfvars terraform

Kart

Release the code to staging with:

kart archive www --archive-root releases.kano.me --from-repo . --channel staging --name os-auth --release"

and to production with:

kart archive www --archive-root releases.kano.me --from-repo . --channel production --name os-auth --release"

CI

Currently all branches will get deployed - master will deploy automatically to production and all other branches will deploy to staging.