core3 - Example Workflow Engine + UI

Example Scala Play 2.6 app showcasing a way to build a combined backend and frontend service with core3.

Getting Started

• Clone repo
• Get Redis (example setup))
• Add static.conf (see the reference config for more info)
• sbt run -Dhttps.port=<some local port> -Dhttp.port=disabled -Dc3ec.console=enabled

For a split engine/UI implementation, see core3-example-engine and core3-example-ui.

Supported data sources

• Redis (tested on 3.2.5, 3.2.8)

Supported auth providers

• Local - local credentials DB

Deployment

Deploying a Play 2.6 application

Testing

Only one test is provided and it is used to create a few test users. See the spec for details.

sbt test

Required options:

-Dserver.static.database.redis.secret=<some password>

Interesting files

• app/Module - component setup
• conf/routes - routing config
• app/ConsoleStart - enables the system management console
• app/controllers/System - Example actions for handling login, logout, public and authorized pages.
• views - Twirl HTML templates
• public/js/main.js - RequireJS init
• public/js/core3_example_ui - client-side code

Built With

• Scala 2.12.3
• sbt 0.13.16
• core3 - Core framework
• rediscala - Redis data layer support
• jQuery
• RequireJS
• UIkit

Versioning

We use SemVer for versioning.

License

This project is licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 - see the LICENSE file for details

Copyright 2017 Interel

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