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###Build Status

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server on port 3000 (can be modified with environment variable PORT) run:

npm install
SET %COSMOS_DB_NAME%=<azure_web_site>
SET %COSMOS_DB_AUTH_KEY%=<cosmos_auth_key>
npm start
This will run locally the server and attach to the CosmosDb Endpoint using mongodb connection string.
ARM template parameter | Usage | e.g.
--- | --- | ---
p_environment | set an environment suffix | `dev`
p_site_prefix | common prefix for all resources created | `contoso-air`
p_site_web_name | website specific resource name | `web`
p_comosdb_name | database specific resource name | `db`

> e.g. previous parameter examples will create resources `contoso-air-db-dev` and `contoso-air-db-dev`.

Then you run the ARM template with the following commands ([Azure CLI](https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/cli/azure/install-azure-cli?view=azure-cli-latest) required): 

```bash
cd deployment
az group deployment create --resource-group <resource_group_name> --template-file azuredeploy.json --parameters p_environment=dev

What's left is to compress the whole folder in a zip file and upload it to Azure. Manually it can be done going to https://<app_service_resource>.scm.azurewebsites.net/ZipDeployUI

Note: Files under folders deployment, scss and files front.js and webpack.config.js are not required to be zipped.

Azure VSTS Deployment

Build process tasks

  • Copy Files
    • Source Folder: deployment
    • Contents: *.json
    • Target Folder: $(build.artifactstagingdirectory)/Templates
  • npm
    • Command: custom
    • Command and arguments: install --production
  • Archive Files
    • Root folder: $(System.DefaultWorkingDirectory)
    • Archive type: zip
  • Publish Artifact

Release process tasks:

  • Azure Resource Group Deployment
    • Template: select from the artifact in the Templates folder.
    • Template Parameters: same as previous parameter.
    • Override template parameters: At least modify the -p_environment variable.
  • Azure App Service Deploy
    • Package or folder: Select zip cabinet from the artifact.

Contributing

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