A docker image for a React app using ExtReact components.
If you haven't already, sign in to Sencha's NPM registry. You can get credentials by signing up for a trial of ExtReact.
npm login --registry=http://npm.sencha.com --scope=@extjs
This command above saves your authentication information to ~/.npmrc, which is later copied into
the docker container when running npm run docker:build, thus allowing the docker container
to download ext-react during npm install.
Run the following build the docker image and run this app in docker:
npm install
npm run docker:build
npm run docker:start
This will start the app and open it in a browser window.
Run the following to run the app outside of docker
npm install
npm start
By default it tries to find an open port starting with 8080. You can override the
default port by providing --env.port=(port) as a command line argument.
For example to use port 8081:
npm start -- --env.port=8081
You can also run and serve a production build using:
npm run build
npm run prod
This application uses jest to run unit tests. You can run them with:
npm test
When you make changes, update test snapshots by running:
npm run update-snapshots