Benin-id/inji-web

# Inji-Web Injiweb is a web interface for users who does not have access to smartphone for accessing and using digital credentials. A user should be able to do primariliy 4 key actions - fetch, download, store, share. --- # Installations: Node 18 - Can be installed using nvm. Run following commands to install node ``` $ curl -o- raw.githubusercontent.com | bash $ nvm install 18 ``` --- # Configuration: Inji web connects with a backend-for-frontend service called Mimoto. Configuration details, such as URLs to connect with this service and other environment-specific settings (e.g., `IGNORED_ISSUER_IDS`, `DEFAULT_LANG`), can be updated in the `env.config.js` file by running the following command: ``` $ nano ./inji-web/public/env.config.js ``` Once the config file is updated run following commands to save the updates: `ctrl + o` and then `y` to save the changes `ctrl + x` to exit --- # Folder Structure: * **helm:** folder contains helm charts required to deploy on K8S * **inji-web:** contains the source code and Dockerfile --- # Updating Mimoto Host In the env.config.js file, modify the **MIMOTO_URL** to url pointing to the mimoto service running --- # Running Inji Web: * Run following commands to start the application: ``` $ cd ./inji-web $ npm install $ npm start ``` * Run `npm test` to run tests - Build and run Docker for a service: ``` # Navigate to the project's root directory and then run the following commands $ cd ./inji-web $ docker build -t : . # add the environments you wish to update as env while running the docker image $ docker run -e DEFAULT_LANG=en -it -p 3004:3004 : ``` - Run Using Docker Compose: ``` # Navigate to the project's root directory and then run the following commands $ cd ./docker-compose # Start the services $ docker-compose up ``` - Stop Using Docker Compose: ``` # Navigate to the project's root directory and then run the following commands $ cd ./docker-compose # Stop the ser …