Hey, so i am trying to setup openelis using github codespace and installed all dependecy and then run:
@yashitz07 ➜ /workspaces/OpenELIS-Global-2 (develop) $ cd frontend/
@yashitz07 ➜ /workspaces/OpenELIS-Global-2/frontend (develop) $ npm start
It is showing…
kindly share the full details of the error you are facing, you can include screenshots where possible
okay so I have tried to setup openelis using github codespace then i tried to build it using
The build is successful and it had created .war file in target
After that i started docker container using
after that i move to frontend directory and installed node_modules folder and then start npm start
But when i opened server it was showing unauthenticated.
It would be really helpful if could get to know how to resolve this issue
aditya
January 5, 2025, 7:37am
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@Yash_Patel have u tried using codespaces ?? as I said in DM
if not then please try once
else there is other way which is GITPOD and other one is WSL in windows !
Do you have any changes that are not commited ?? If so stash them then, try removing docker containers with this docker-compose down since you may not need docker for running the dev server .Then re-run npm run start make sure your branch is up to date as well
seems he is actually using codespace
Yeah I have done this but same result Ig there maybe issue is with frontend not getting access from backend api
this http://127.0.0.1:8080/ port is working fine ig but,
share the screenshots of your terminal or IDE with the commands you are running
yeah here is screenshots
This is the ports which are running :
And this is output on the port 3000
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OE doesnt run on port 3000 you need to look through something called port forwarding !
I am facing an issue that my frontend changes aren’t reflecting over the web. Is there something I am missing?
Oh, can you tell me how i can implement that briefly, it would be helpful;
aditya
January 6, 2025, 11:53am
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@NISHCHAY_RAJPUT and @NISHCHAY_RAJPUT are not runinng OpenELIS in codespace ??
please try that once
and in codespaces or GITPOD you can use dev.docker-compose.yml file to achieve
changes to be reflected in in real time
are you working locally or on codespace, share more details
you seem to be setting up the server in codespace but opening the link locally. Try this out:
. hover on those ports and click on
Open in browser . You can also add another port. Simply click click on that green
Add port , then type a port you wish like 80 or 8080
aditya
January 6, 2025, 1:13pm
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there must be open in browser option !
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consider these provided options, click on
localhost
I have tried codespace in browser run same command i.e first build using mvn, 2nd into frontend directory and run npm run start
ports showing is:
But i havent got any output.
aditya
January 7, 2025, 9:39am
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@Yash_Patel
have u tried other exposed ports links ??