Example screenshot:

• Display different types of markers, like people, tables, first aid kits a.s.o
• Filter markers via search filter
• Toggle visibility of markers and their labels by type
• Move and rotate markers
• Edit marker properties and upload an image
• health and metrics endpoints available

You'll need Node.js >= 18.x and Yarn:

• Run yarn install to install all necessary dependencies
• Start server and frontend simultaneously with yarn start
• See application UI http://localhost:3000/
• See API at http://localhost:3030/api/swagger and as OpenAPI JSON at http://localhost:3030/api/swagger-json
• See health indicator at http://localhost:3030/health
• See application metrics at http://localhost:3033/metrics

• Create a production environment cp environments/.env.development environments/.env and adjust it accordingly
• Run yarn install --frozen-lockfile --ingnore-scripts
• Run yarn build
• You'll need to copy a few files to your <TARGET_DIRECTORY
  • mkdir <TARGET_DIRECTORY>/static
  • cp -r node_modules/ <TARGET_DIRECTORY>/
  • cp -r workspaces/api/dist/* <TARGET_DIRECTORY>/
  • cp -r workspaces/api/frontend/* <TARGET_DIRECTORY>/static/
• Then in your target directory node main

$ docker build -t desk-compass .
$ MSYS_NO_PATHCONV=1 docker run --rm --name=desk-compass \
  -e DATABASE_PATH=/storage/db \
  -e IMAGE_STORAGE_PATH=/storage/images \
  -v "/.tmp/deskcompass:/storage:rw" \
  -p 5000:3030 desk-compass

Open http://localhost:5000/ in your browser

Environment variables:

The following environment variables are required to start the application:

• IMAGE_STORAGE_PATH (must): Path to folder to store uploaded images. Read and write permissions for the application are required.
• DATABASE_PATH (must): Path to folder to persist application data. Read and write permissions for the application are required.

The following environment variables are optional:

• NODE_ENV: Should be set to development for local development. It is empty by default. If set to development, it will
  • structure and colorize JSON log output
  • enable Swagger UI for API endpoints (at http://localhost:3030/swagger)
• API_PORT: adjust port to backend API, fallback is 3030
• DATABASE_HUMAN_READABLE: application data is stored in a JSON file. Set this to true for readability.
• CORS_ALLOWED_ORIGINS: comma-separated list of allowed origins (will be parsed as Regex). If not set, CORS will be disabled. Eg.: CORS_ALLOWED_ORIGINS="localhost:3000$,127.0.0.1:3000$".
• CORS_ALLOWED_METHODS: comma-separated list of allowed methods. If not set, it will fall back to "GET,HEAD,OPTIONS,PUT,POST,DELETE"
• METRICS_PORT: Port for metrics endpoint, defaults to 3033. This would expose http://localhost:3033/metrics for local development.

Install all necessary dependencies, create basic environment setup for local development and then start application in watch mode:

yarn install
cp workspaces/api/local.env workspaces/api/.env
yarn start

• See application UI http://localhost:3000/
• See API at http://localhost:3030/swagger and as OpenAPI JSON at http://localhost:3030/swagger-json
• See health indicator at http://localhost:3030/health
• See application metrics at http://localhost:3033/metrics

Run frontend and API tests

yarn run test

Run API tests only

yarn workspace api run test

Run frontend tests only

yarn workspace frontend run test

For all calls a yarn run test:watch variant exists.

Install browsers with npx playwright install

Run e2e tests:

yarn run e2e

Run e2e tests in watch mode, which opens vitest UI:

yarn run e2e:watch

To run application and e2e tests independently, start the application first with

yarn start

and then in another console:

yarn workspace e2e run test:watch

Run frontend and API linters

yarn run lint

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