Mozilla Volunteer Reporting

Goal

The goal is to provide a reporting platform which automatically creates reports from data sources so volunteers can show and see what they are contributing too.

Start the server

Requirements:

• Node 7 or higher
• MongoDB locally installed on your machine

$ cd server
$ npm install
$ npm start

Create server/config.json and add the values from the following json, you will need to get the values from your auth0.com instance.

{
  "auth": {
    "AUTH0_DOMAIN": "<AUTH0_DOMAIN>",
    "AUTH0_CLIENT_ID": "<AUTH0_CLIENT_ID>",
    "AUTH0_CLIENT_SECRET": "<AUTH0_CLIENT_SECRET>",
    "CALLBACK_URL": "http://localhost:3000/authCallback",
    "RETURN_AFTER_LOGIN_URL": "http://localhost:3001",
    "RETURN_AFTER_LOGOUT_URL": "http://localhost:3001",
    "CLIENT_LOGIN_URL": "http://localhost:3001/login"
  },
  "session": {
    "secret": "You're secret here!"
  }
}

Now you can reach the API through localhost:3000.

If you want to watch for changes and automatically restart the server after changes, you can install node-dev and then start the watch tasks.

$ npm install -g node-dev
$ npm run watch

Start the client

Make sure you have installed gulp and gulp-cli. See: Readme for reference.

Use the gulp serve command for development.
Use the gulp build command to build a dist folder.

You can reach the Frontend trough http://localhost:3001.
The Browsersync UI can be reached through http://localhost:3002.

Start the datasources jobs

TBD

Create and set up auth0

1. Set up an account on auth0
2. Create a new client and add the secrets to the config.json file
3. Add the CALLBACK_URL value from config.json to the "Allowed Callback URLs" textarea
4. Add the RETURN_AFTER_LOGIN_URL value from config.json to the "Allowed Origins (CORS)" textarea
5. Add the RETURN_AFTER_LOGOUT_URL value from config.json "Allowed Logout URLs" textarea
6. (Weird, but did not find any workaround) Add the RETURN_AFTER_LOGOUT_URL value from config.json to the "Allowed Logout URLs" textarea in your account (!) as well
7. (Temporary until we can get the content from the server) Add the client ID and the domain from the config.json to the login.js controller in client/src/app/components/login as well.