Project Setup
We will setup the development environment of the sample application that we had deployed earlier, so that we can make changes to the application.
Set up your Project
The sample application uses Python 3 to run the http server, so ensure that you have Python 3 installed in your system.
Here’s the source code of the Countdown application that we had deployed earlier.
Set up your project folder and install all the dependencies:
git clone git@sgts.gitlab-dedicated.com:innersource/sgts/runtime/airbase/demo/days.git
cd daysAlternatively, you can also check out our featured templates.
Develop and Build your app
Use your favourite Integrated Development Environment (IDE), or start with just one command:
./run.shYou can preview your changes by going to http://localhost:8000
Once you’re ready to deploy your application, read on.
Link your project to Airbase
This link step is optional, as you could also specify the project in the deploy command.
Run airbase link in your project folder to connect it to an Airbase project.
airbase linkBuild container image for Airbase
The sample application provides a Dockerfile that would be suitable for deployment on Airbase.
See Docker images for some consideration if you would like to use your own Dockerfile.
To build the image for Airbase, run:
airbase container buildDeploy your changes
Deploy your application to Airbase by running the following command, and selecting “Yes” in the confirmation prompt.
airbase container deployOnce your application is deployed, a link will be displayed:
? Deploy gdssingapore/airbase:demo-days to days in default (production) (demo/demo-days:default) Yes
Deployed days in default (demo/demo-days:default)
Visit https://demo-days.app.tc1.airbase.sgThat’s it!
Your changes should be available in the URL in the terminal.
What’s Next?
Now that you’ve made changes and shipped your first project, why not try one of these guides?
Development
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