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Tutorial Framework Tutorial Framework
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## Frontend ## Building and running with magic starter
Place an `index.html` and related static files in `src/frontend/dist`, the web server will serve them properly. Execute the `tfw_magic_start.sh` script and it will automagically run a backend instance in Docker and serve the Angular frontend locally.
This requires the `tutorial-framework-wip` and `tutorial-framework-ng` repositories to have a common parent folder.
## Building and running with Docker ## Building and running with Docker
Simply issue `docker build .` in the root of the project. The first build could take a while as it's compiling a fresh Simply issue `docker build -t tfw .` in the project root. The first build could take a while as it's compiling a fresh
Python package from source. Subsequent builds can reuse this layer, so their execution time is significantly shorter. Python package from source.
Run with `docker run -p 8888:8888 <id>` to bind the container's port to localhost. Run with `docker run --rm -p 8888:8888 -e AVATAO_SECRET=secret tfw`.
## Running locally Running locally is possible with lots of pain involved, so this is no longer officially supported.
_This will probably barf at the moment._ ## Frontend
Create a new virtualenv, preferably with [virtualenvwrapper](https://virtualenvwrapper.readthedocs.io). Install the Place an `index.html` and related static files in `src/frontend/dist`, the web server will serve them.
dependencies with `pip install tornado pyzmq transitions`. If using virtualenvwrapper, issue `add2virtualenv lib` from
the project root to add the local libraries to the virtualenv's PYTHONPATH.
To start the project issue
```
cd src/app/
python app.py
```
in one terminal, and
```
cd src/components/
python event_handler_main.py
```
in another. Prepend the python commands with `PYTHONPATH="../../lib/"` if the folder weren't added to the PYTHONPATH
permanently.