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Panel Prototype

This is a prototype of a user panel including an API. Detailed documentation will follow, for now it's just nerdnotes.

Dev env setup

Installation

Pontsun

Uses liip/pontsun for the docker-compose setup to have a decent local domain name and TLS certificates.

$ cd ../
$ git clone [email protected]:liip/pontsun.git

Follow the README and the mentioned Resources for the installation.

Important:

  • For dnsmasq, make sure you use helio.test everywhere they use docker.test.
  • You can use the following .env instead of copying the mentioned .env.example.
### Project settings
COMPOSE_FILE=docker-compose.yml:docker-compose.ssh-agent.yml

COMPOSE_PROJECT_NAME=pontsun
PROJECT_NAME=helio
PROJECT_EXTENSION=test
PROJECT_DOMAIN=helio.test

# Used ports for traefik
PONTSUN_HTTP_PORT=80
PONTSUN_HTTPS_PORT=443

# Name of the docker network used for pontsun
PONTSUN_NETWORK=pontsun

### Images tags
PORTAINER_TAG=1.22.1
TRAEFIK_TAG=1.7.18-alpine
SSL_KEYGEN_TAG=1.0.0

Best is if you clone pontsun in the same parent directory as the panel.

Panel

  1. Copy .panel.env.dist to .panel.env and adjust the settings (REPLACE_WITH_CORRECT_VALUE - Ask your colleagues if you need credentials for DBs, Servers, Google Service account credentials, ...)
  2. Start docker services
$ ./scripts/docker/up.sh
  1. Install dependencies and setup the DB
$ ./scripts/docker/init.sh
  1. install node & npm (brew install npm for macOS)
  2. Run npm install to retrieve patternfly

Optionally: Ensure you have a valid ./cnf/google-auth.json

Open https://panel.helio.test

Tips & Tricks

  • Use ./scripts/docker/shell /bin/sh for access to the panel's shell.
  • Check container logs for confirmation link: docker-compose logs -f panel

Code style

This project's code style is formatted using php-cs-fixer. Invoke it using:

$ ./scripts/docker/shell.sh vendor/bin/php-cs-fixer fix

Configuration

You can configure a lot of stuff using environment variables. Available env variables are listed in .panel.env.dist.

External services

Google

This panel makes calls to our backends via google IAP. Therefore, you have to set your service account's credentials in the env file and in ./cnf/google-auth.json.

Grafana

Grafana is used for visualizing statistics.

dashboard.json

If you need to edit the grafana dashboard config, click "share" in your desired dashboard and use your browser's inspect tool to catch the request to /api/snapshots.

Copy the whole body into a new file called dashboard.json.

You can place the file anywhere, just make sure to set the following ENV-Variable to the desired path:

DASHBOARD_CONFIG_JSON=~/cnf/dashboard.json

API Key

The Bearer-Token must be set in this varialbe

GRAFANA_API_KEY=apikey

WARNING Please note, that the key will be sent in X-Grafana-Authorization, not Authorization which is overwritten by Googles IAP.

Zapier

Zapier captures a few things, if you want to change the hook, here's how:

ZAPIER_HOOK_URL=/hooks/catch/1234/blahd3d/

Koala Intercom

Koala uses Intercom, to activate the Event Notification set:

INTERCOM_API_KEY=ZESECRETAPIKEY

Slack

Slack Webhook for Admin Notifications and Alerts. Activates if the following ENV-Variable is set:

SLACK_WEBHOOK=dblasdjb/absdljbadso/34jb3lj
SLACK_WEBHOOK_ALERT=dblasdjb/absdljbadbbo/34jb3tt

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