Merge pull request uPortal-Attic#206 from UW-Madison-DoIT/codenvy-up-…

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Get Codenvy Project Setup for angularjs-portal

.codenvy/project.json

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+{"mixinTypes":[],"builders":{"configs":{},"default":"maven"},"runners":{"configs":{"project://Multinode-tc7-j7":{"ram":500,"variables":{"configurationType":"java"},"options":{}}},"default":"project://Multinode-tc7-j7"},"type":"maven","attributes":{"languageVersion":["1.6"],"language":["java"]},"description":"AngularJS alternative UI for MyUW portal (built for uPortal)."}

.codenvy/runners/environments/ENV1-angularjs-portal/Dockerfile

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+# Base image.  You can pull from Docker Hub.  Codenvy
+# provides a series of tested base images that include
+# Web Shell, installed utilities, and language support.
+# You can browse our images in Docker Hub or at
+# github.com/codenvy/dockerfiles. The shellinabox image
+# provides core Linux utilities and terminal access to runner.
+FROM codenvy/shellinabox
+
+# Codenvy uses this port to map IDE clients to the output of
+# your application executing within the Runner. Set these
+# values to the port of your application and Codenvy will
+# map this port to the output within the browser, CLI, and API.
+# You can set this value multiple times.
+# For example:
+# ENV CODENVY_APP_PORT_8080_HTTP 8080
+#
+# ENV CODENVY_APP_PORT_<port>_HTTP <port>
+
+# Codenvy uses this port to map IDE clients to the debugger
+# of your application within the Runner. Set these
+# values to the port of your debugger and Codenvy will
+# map this port to the debugger console in the browser.
+# You can set this value multiple times.
+# For example:
+# ENV CODENVY_APP_PORT_8000_DEBUG 8000
+#
+# ENV CODENVY_APP_PORT_<port>_DEBUG <port>
+
+# Set this value to the port of any terminals operating
+# within your runner.  If you inherit a base image from
+# codenvy/shellinabox (or any of our images that inherit
+# from it, you do not need to set this value.  We already
+# set it for you.
+# ENV CODENVY_WEB_SHELL_PORT <port>
+
+# Execute your custom commands here.  You can add
+# as many RUN commands as you want.  Combining
+# RUN commands into a single entry will cause your
+# environment to load faster.  Also, building your image
+# with docker offline and uploading it to Docker Hub
+# as a pre-built base image will also cause it to load
+# Faster.  This example installs python, curl, and the
+# Google SDK as an example.
+# RUN sudo apt-get update -y && \\
+#     sudo apt-get install --no-install-recommends -y -q curl build-essential python3 python3-dev python-pip git python3-pip && \\
+#     sudo pip3 install -U pip && \\
+#     sudo pip3 install virtualenv && \\
+#     sudo mkdir /opt/googlesdk && \\
+#     wget -qO- \"https://dl.google.com/dl/cloudsdk/release/google-cloud-sdk.tar.gz\" | sudo tar -zx -C /opt/googlesdk && \\
+#     sudo /bin/sh -c \"/opt/googlesdk/google-cloud-sdk/install.sh\" && \\
+#     sudo chmod +x /opt/googlesdk/google-cloud-sdk/bin/gcloud
+
+# Include this as the CMD instruction in your Dockerfile if
+# you'd like the runner to stay alive after your commands
+# have finished executing. Keeping the runner alive is
+# necessary if you'd like to terminal into the image.  If
+# your Dockerfile launches a server or daemon, like Tomcat,
+# you do not need to set this value as Docker will not
+# terminate until that process has finished.
+CMD sleep 365d

.codenvy/runners/environments/Multinode-tc7-j7/Dockerfile

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+FROM codenvy/jdk7_tomcat7
+
+$debug?EXPOSE 8000:$
+$debug?ENV CODENVY_APP_PORT_8000_DEBUG 8000:$
+$debug?CMD ./catalina.sh jpda run 2>&1:$
+
+ENV CODENVY_APP_BIND_DIR /home/user/tomcat7/webapps
+VOLUME ["/home/user/tomcat7/webapps"]

README.md

@@ -4,6 +4,8 @@
 
 [![Build Status](https://travis-ci.org/UW-Madison-DoIT/angularjs-portal.svg)](https://travis-ci.org/UW-Madison-DoIT/angularjs-portal)
 
+[![alt](https://codenvy.com/factory/resources/factory-white.png)](https://codenvy.com/factory?id=tgb1ssv37wjnblun)
+
 ### What is this?
 This is an angular approach to the dashboard view of uPortal. This dashboard will work along side uPortal, more of a companion app. It utilizes the uPortal rest APIs to collect layout info. It pulls notifications from the notification portlet resource URL.
 
@@ -47,4 +49,8 @@ Read more about that here: http://tomcat.apache.org/maven-plugin-2.0/tomcat7-mav
 
 With this you can run `mvn tomcat7:deploy` or `mvn tomcat7:redeploy` if you have already deployed it once.
 
+### Codenvy Setup
 
++ Create a codenvy account (codenvy.com)
++ Click [![alt](https://codenvy.com/factory/resources/factory-white.png)](https://codenvy.com/factory?id=tgb1ssv37wjnblun) and clone the codenvy project.
++ Run The `Multinode-tc7-j7` runner. (upper right corner). This should be the default runner for the project. (Note that it defaults to the root node, so you have to add in /web or /frame to the URL to get to those sub projects)

angularjs-portal-frame/.codenvy/project.json

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+{"mixinTypes":[],"builders":{"configs":{},"default":"maven"},"runners":{"configs":{}},"description":"Maven","type":"maven","attributes":{"languageVersion":["1.6"],"language":["java"]}}

angularjs-portal-home/.codenvy/project.json

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+{"mixinTypes":[],"builders":{"configs":{},"default":"maven"},"runners":{"configs":{}},"description":"Maven","type":"maven","attributes":{"languageVersion":["1.6"],"language":["java"]}}

angularjs-portal-home/.codenvy/runners/environments/run-tc/Dockerfile

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+# Base image.  You can pull from Docker Hub.  Codenvy
+# provides a series of tested base images that include 
+# Web Shell, installed utilities, and language support.
+# You can browse our images in Docker Hub or at
+# github.com/codenvy/dockerfiles. The shellinabox image
+# provides core Linux utilities and terminal access to runner.
+FROM codenvy/shellinabox
+
+# Codenvy uses this port to map IDE clients to the output of
+# your application executing within the Runner. Set these
+# values to the port of your application and Codenvy will
+# map this port to the output within the browser, CLI, and API.
+# You can set this value multiple times.
+# For example:
+# ENV CODENVY_APP_PORT_8080_HTTP 8080
+#
+# ENV CODENVY_APP_PORT_<port>_HTTP <port>
+
+# Codenvy uses this port to map IDE clients to the debugger
+# of your application within the Runner. Set these
+# values to the port of your debugger and Codenvy will
+# map this port to the debugger console in the browser.
+# You can set this value multiple times.
+# For example:
+# ENV CODENVY_APP_PORT_8000_DEBUG 8000
+#
+# ENV CODENVY_APP_PORT_<port>_DEBUG <port>
+
+# Set this value to the port of any terminals operating
+# within your runner.  If you inherit a base image from
+# codenvy/shellinabox (or any of our images that inherit
+# from it, you do not need to set this value.  We already 
+# set it for you.
+# ENV CODENVY_WEB_SHELL_PORT <port>
+
+# Execute your custom commands here.  You can add
+# as many RUN commands as you want.  Combining
+# RUN commands into a single entry will cause your 
+# environment to load faster.  Also, building your image
+# with docker offline and uploading it to Docker Hub
+# as a pre-built base image will also cause it to load
+# Faster.  This example installs python, curl, and the
+# Google SDK as an example.
+# RUN sudo apt-get update -y && \
+#     sudo apt-get install --no-install-recommends -y -q curl build-essential python3 python3-dev python-pip git python3-pip && \
+#     sudo pip3 install -U pip && \
+#     sudo pip3 install virtualenv && \
+#     sudo mkdir /opt/googlesdk && \
+#     wget -qO- "https://dl.google.com/dl/cloudsdk/release/google-cloud-sdk.tar.gz" | sudo tar -zx -C /opt/googlesdk && \
+#     sudo /bin/sh -c "/opt/googlesdk/google-cloud-sdk/install.sh" && \
+#     sudo chmod +x /opt/googlesdk/google-cloud-sdk/bin/gcloud
+
+
+# Include this as the CMD instruction in your Dockerfile if
+# you'd like the runner to stay alive after your commands
+# have finished executing. Keeping the runner alive is
+# necessary if you'd like to terminal into the image.  If 
+# your Dockerfile launches a server or daemon, like Tomcat,
+# you do not need to set this value as Docker will not
+# terminate until that process has finished.
+CMD sleep 365d

angularjs-portal-mock-portal/pom.xml

@@ -12,6 +12,6 @@
   <description>Mock Portal Environment</description>
 
   <build>
-    <finalName>mock-portal</finalName>
+    <finalName>portal</finalName>
   </build>
 </project>

pom.xml

@@ -176,7 +176,7 @@
               <contextPath>/web</contextPath>
             </contextHandler>
             <contextHandler implementation="org.eclipse.jetty.maven.plugin.JettyWebAppContext">
-              <war>${project.basedir}/angularjs-portal-mock-portal/target/mock-portal.war</war>
+              <war>${project.basedir}/angularjs-portal-mock-portal/target/portal.war</war>
               <contextPath>/portal</contextPath>
             </contextHandler>
           </contextHandlers>