gavant-fastboot-server

Creates and configures a FastBoot node.js server for the production enviroments of Gavant ember.js projects.

Installation

yarn add @gavant/fastboot-server

(in your node server's directory)

Usage

Create a main entry point file for the server, e.g. server.js, with:

const server = require('@gavant/fastboot-server')({
    appName: process.env.appName,
    distPath: process.env.distPath,
    envPath: process.env.envPath,
    configPath: process.env.CLIENT_CONFIG_PATH
});
server.start();

In the node server's package.json, add:

"scripts": {
    "start": "appName='{EMBER_APP_DIR}' distPath='../../../{EMBER_APP_DIR}/dist' envPath='{EMBER_APP_DIR}/config/environment' node server.js"
}

Replacing {EMBER_APP_DIR} with the actual ember.js application directory name. (distPath is relative to this package's index.js file)

.NET Usage

Create a main entry point file to start the node server service, e.g. service.js, with:

const service = require('@gavant/fastboot-server/service')({
    distPath: process.env.distPath,
    applyConfig: false
});

Create a file to modify/override the app config, e.g. apply-config.js, with:

const applyConfig = require('@gavant/fastboot-server/runtime-config')({
    appName: process.env.appName,
    distPath: process.env.distPath,
    envPath: process.env.envPath,
    configPath: process.env.configPath
});

(process.env environment variables can be modified or replaced with hardcoded values as needed.)

In the node server's package.json, add:

"scripts": {
    "start": "node service.js",
    "applyConfig" "node apply-config.js"
}

To run, from a command line, exexcute the following commands, in order:

$ npm run applyConfig
$ npn run start