Brandon Lee Kitajchuk 2db5f26dbf Subspace (#35)
* pushing up what ive got from laptop

* beginnings of a UI for setting up subspace on a jambonz account

* enable the env flag and move content to right place

* changes to support subspace (thanks to nimbleape)

* fix column names

* Implement SIP realm selection for Subspace API calls

* Hook up Subspace disable method

* Finish up Subspace API handling

Co-authored-by: Dan Jenkins <dan@nimblea.pe>
Co-authored-by: Dave Horton <daveh@beachdognet.com>
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Jambonz Web Application

Deploy to Production

  1. Install pm2 globally on the server hosting this application.
  2. Copy .env to .env.local
  3. In .env.local, replace [ip]:[port] with the API's IP and port
  4. Run npm run deploy
  5. Access the web app via port 3001

NOTE: Here is what npm run deploy does:

  • Install all dependencies (npm i)
  • Build the production React application (npm run build)
  • Launch the app with pm2 (pm2 start npm --name "jambonz-webapp" -- run serve)

Alternatively, you can serve the app manually (without pm2) with npm run serve.

Updates

If there is an update to this code base, you can update the code without re-deploying.

  1. run git pull
  2. run npm run build

Development

Like production, you must specify the IP:port of the Jambonz API you will be hitting.

  1. Copy .env to .env.local
  2. In .env.local, replace [ip]:[port] with the API's IP and port
  3. npm start
  4. Access the web app via http://localhost:3001
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A simple provisioning web app for jambonz
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