cspace-ui-plugin-profile-bampfa

A cspace-ui plugin containing configuration for the UC Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive.

Installation

Using git:

$ git clone https://github.com/cspace-deployment/cspace-ui-plugin-profile-bampfa.js.git
$ cd cspace-ui-plugin-profile-bampfa.js
$ npm install

Development

To run the profile:

$ npm run devserver

Then open a browser to http://localhost:8080. This runs the cspace-ui application, configured with this plugin.

By default, the application served from the dev server will use the CollectionSpace services API located at http://localhost:8180. This assumes that a BAMPFA-customized CollectionSpace server has been installed locally, or on a local VM. Source code to build a server is available:

BAMPFA 5.0 services layer: https://github.com/cspace-deployment/services/tree/bampfa_5.0
BAMPFA 5.0 application layer: https://github.com/cspace-deployment/application/tree/bampfa_5.0

A BAMPFA-customized CollectionSpace 5.0 server can be built from these sources, and installed on a host of your own.

To run the application against CollectionSpace services located on a different host, edit index.html, and change the serverUrl configuration property. For example, to use a server running on nightly.collectionspace.org, port 8180, use the settings:

cspaceUI({
  serverUrl: 'http://nightly.collectionspace.org:8180',
  // ...
});

This project installs a compatible published version of cspace-ui as a development dependency and runs this plugin with that version of cspace-ui. During development it may be necessary to run this plugin against an unreleased version of cspace-ui, for example to use features that are being developed in cspace-ui concurrently with the development of this plugin. To do this, download the source code of the cspace-ui project, and ensure that npm install has been run. Then run npm link in that project (with superuser privileges). In this project, run npm link cspace-ui. This replaces the cspace-ui dependency with a symbolic link to the local cspace-ui project directory, so that any changes made to the cspace-ui source code will be visible to this project, once npm run build has been run in cspace-ui.