This project was bootstrapped with Create React App.

It is a work in progress client for the fotopia-serverless api. Check out the issues to see what enhancements are likely.

• yarn install
• local or remote instance of fotopia-serverless stack

Depending on what part of the client you want to work on you may need to run against a serverless offline stack with or without auth or a dev or production stack. The following scripts and env vars let you do this.

• yarn start Run using local API with no auth
• yarn start-auth-local Run using local API and remote auth
• yarn start-auth-remote Run using remote API and remote auth
• yarn test unit tests (watch)
• yarn test-once unit tests (single run)

Environment vars, added to local .env file or set as part of shell cmd.

PORT=4000 # create-react-app defaults to 3000 which clashes with serverless-offline
REACT_APP_FOTOPIA_API=https://[stack-key-here].execute-api.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/prod/ # point to a deployed fotopia-serverless stack
REACT_APP_USE_API_CONFIG=1 #use the api specified by config
REACT_APP_USE_AUTH=1 #use authentication as specified by config
REACT_APP_S3_BUCKET=bucket-name-used-in-local # defaults to 'fotopia-web-app-none-dev' - so if you are using defaults in fotopia-serverless sls offline bucket this is not needed, 

The .travis.yml file does the following steps on commit:

• sh serverless.env.sh create env vars for serverless.yml
• yarn lint
• yarn test-once
• yarn build
• npm install -g serverless
• sls deploy -s dev Deploy to dev stage environment
• sls deploy -s prod Deploy to prod stage environment

AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID=<aws access key>
AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=<aws secret key> 
ACM_CERT_ARN_DEV='get the arn from the cert manager'
ACM_CERT_ARN_PROD='get the arn from the cert manager'
BUCKET_NAME_DEV='my-test-bucket-name'
BUCKET_NAME_PROD='my-bucket-name'
CUSTOM_DOMAIN_DEV='test.my-domain.com' # cloudfront
CUSTOM_DOMAIN_PROD='my-domain.com'  # cloudfront
HOSTED_ZONE_NAME='my-domain.com.' # <- the dot is intentional, a route53 requirement

For iOS devices I've had some success with remotedebug_ios_webkit_adapter and yarn start-auth-remote. This is the best setup I've found for device testing.

remotedebug_ios_webkit_adapter --port=9000

Load up https://[your computer ip]:[env.PORT] in mobile safari (and save to home screen) then also add this URL to launch.json (VS Code). Then start debugging. It occasionally detaches, but its a lot more reliable than Safari's device devtools.