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Fix all outdated references to environment.*.js. Fix bug in Docker compose too

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Tim Donohue
2020-05-29 16:52:54 -05:00
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docker/README.md
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- Docker compose file that provides a DSpace CLI container to work with a running DSpace REST container.
- cli.assetstore.yml
- Docker compose file that will download and install data into a DSpace REST assetstore. This script points to a default dataset that will be utilized for CI testing.
- environment.dev.js
- environment.dev.ts
- Environment file for running DSpace Angular in Docker
- local.cfg
- Environment file for running the DSpace 7 REST API in Docker.

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docker/docker-compose.yml
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stdin_open: true
tty: true
volumes:
- ./environment.dev.js:/app/src/environments/environment.dev.ts
- ./environment.dev.ts:/app/src/environments/environment.dev.ts

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docs/Configuration.md
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# Configuration
Default configuration file is located in `config/` folder. All configuration options should be listed in the default configuration file `config/environment.default.js`. Please do not change this file directly! To change the default configuration values, create local files that override the parameters you need to change:
Default configuration file is located in `src/environments/` folder. All configuration options should be listed in the default configuration file `src/environments/environment.common.ts`. Please do not change this file directly! To change the default configuration values, create local files that override the parameters you need to change. You can use `environment.template.ts` as a starting point.
- Create a new `environment.dev.js` file in `config/` for `devel` environment;
- Create a new `environment.prod.js` file in `config/` for `production` environment;
- Create a new `environment.dev.ts` file in `src/environments/` for `development` environment;
- Create a new `environment.prod.ts` file in `src/environments/` for `production` environment;
Some few configuration options can be overridden by setting environment variables. These and the variable names are listed below.
@@ -12,8 +12,8 @@ When you start dspace-angular on node, it spins up an http server on which it li
To change this configuration, change the options `ui.host`, `ui.port` and `ui.ssl` in the appropriate configuration file (see above):
```
module.exports = {
// Angular Universal server settings.
export const environment = {
// Angular UI settings.
ui: {
ssl: false,
host: 'localhost',
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dspace-angular connects to your DSpace installation by using its REST endpoint. To do so, you have to define the ip address, port and if ssl should be enabled. You can do this in a configuration file (see above) by adding the following options:
```
module.exports = {
export const environment = {
// The REST API server settings.
rest: {
ssl: true,
host: 'dspace7.4science.it',
host: 'dspace7.4science.cloud',
port: 443,
// NOTE: Space is capitalized because 'namespace' is a reserved string in TypeScript
nameSpace: '/dspace-spring-rest/api'
nameSpace: '/server/api'
}
};
```
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Alternately you can set the following environment variables. If any of these are set, it will override all configuration files:
```
DSPACE_REST_SSL=true
DSPACE_REST_HOST=localhost
DSPACE_REST_PORT=4000
DSPACE_REST_NAMESPACE=/
DSPACE_REST_HOST=dspace7.4science.cloud
DSPACE_REST_PORT=443
DSPACE_REST_NAMESPACE=/server/api
```
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