This project was bootstrapped with the rbb starter and nextjs.
To create a new project, either use GitHub's "Use this template" button above ↑ or pick a cool-project-name and run:
git clone [email protected]:rbb-data/starter.git cool-project-name --depth 1
cd cool-project-name
npm installNote that cool-project-name will be used in various places and will by default also determine the path on the server where the app will be available.
Probably you also want to add a remote. For example:
git remote add origin https://docs.rbb-online.de/bitbucket/scm/rdat/cool-project-name.git
git push -u origin main
Your app lives in /src.
Reusable modules should eventually be moved to src/components/_shared and be pushed back to Github. :)
We don't want our keys in version control so you have to add them as NEXT_PUBLIC_BING_KEY and NEXT_PUBLIC_OPENROUTSERVICE_KEY in an .env.local file (or .env.development.local because bing has a different development key). You can just copy and rename .env.local.example and add the keys. 🙂
This app can track "page views" and e.g. map interactions.
To enable this you need to replace everything in {} in the ANALYTICS variables in the .env file
and set ANALYTICS_ENABLED to true.
You can connect this app to a Google doc. src/pages/graphic.tsx exemplifies how:
const GOOGLE_DOC_ID = '1wCovwTGxPsPM-ED-D7hCaL5sMUFBy1A8OadVUCDtQ3A';
const doc = await loadGoogleDoc(GOOGLE_DOC_ID);
const config = parseArchieML(doc);The document id (GOOGLE_DOC_ID) can be copy-pasted from the doc's URL. The doc specified in the code above, for example, lives at https://docs.google.com/document/d/1wCovwTGxPsPM-ED-D7hCaL5sMUFBy1A8OadVUCDtQ3A/.
This app has access to the specified doc because [email protected] has been granted read access; the associated credentials are stored in google-credentials.json. Credentials are not stored in version control. If you don't have them, let one of your colleagues know :)
By default any formatting is ignored when loading the document. If you wish to preserve some formatting, use loadGoogleDoc(GOOGLE_DOC_ID, true) to load content. Supported styles are: bold, italic, underline, superscript, subscript. As well as links. Anything else is stripped ("sanitized") for security reasons.
The document's content is parsed using ArchieML, a simple markup language designed at the New York Times.
iframe-embed.html contains code to embed your app into another page. It supports David J. Bradshaw's iFrame Resizer script by default.
Note that the iFrame should be given an appropriate title.
In the project directory, you can run:
Runs the app in the development mode.
Open http://localhost:3000 to view it in the browser.
The page will reload if you make edits.
You will also see any lint errors in the console.
Builds the app so it can be run on a node server
Builds and exports the app so it can be put on a static file server
Builds and exports the app for deployment on rbb's static server
Builds and exports the app for deployment to Google Cloud
Runs build and export and uploads the files to dj1.app.rbb-cloud.de.
Make sure to have configured the correct project-path in the scripts section in package.json.
The deployed file will be available at https://dj1.app.rbb-cloud.de/{project-name}. Be aware that the script overwrites all contents in the target folder, so make sure to choose a unique project name. In case you overwrote something by accident, don't panic: There are frequent backups and the wiki contains information how to restore these files.
Note: You need a certificate to access the server. If you don't have one yet your colleagues will gladly help you out.
Note: The script uses rsync to efficiently synchronize changed between in your local build and the target folder. The version of rsync that ships with macOS is out of date, so please install a recent version via homebrew or nix.
Runs build and export and uploads the files to the Google Cloud Storage rbb-data-static. You'll need Google Cloud's command line tools gcloud and gsutil installed and configured (for installation instructions, see https://cloud.google.com/sdk/docs/install).
The deployed file will be available at https://storage.googleapis.com/rbb-data-static/{project-name}/index.html
Creates and opens the storybook that documents the components in /shared.
Builds the storybook that documents the components in /shared. Building the storybook fails if ESLint errors exist.
Runs code formatting tools including ESLint (configured for next.js), stylelint and prettier.