This is an AngularJS UI for the Dockstore Web Service.

The Dockstore brings together tools in Docker images with CWL-based descriptors. We hope to use this project as motivation to create a GA4GH API standard for container registries and intend on making Dockstore fully compliant.

For a live demo see https://dockstore.org

All configuration for the Dockstore UI is done in the app/scripts/services/webservice.js file.

1. For development, the server name should be http://localhost:9000, on a production environment, replace this URI with a fully-qualified domain name (e.g. https://www.dockstore.org:8443).

API_URI: 'http://localhost:8080',
API_URI_DEBUG: 'http://localhost:8090/tests/dummy-data',

2. Replace GITHUB_CLIENT_ID with the client id for your GitHub Dockstore application.

GITHUB_AUTH_URL: 'https://github.com/login/oauth/authorize',
GITHUB_CLIENT_ID: 'a70739297a7d67f915de',
GITHUB_REDIRECT_URI: 'http://localhost:9000/login',
GITHUB_SCOPE: 'read:org',

3. Replace QUAYIO_CLIENT_ID with the client id for your Quay.io Dockstore application. Use http://localhost:9000 only for development.

QUAYIO_AUTH_URL: 'https://quay.io/oauth/authorize',
QUAYIO_CLIENT_ID: 'RWCBI3Y6QUNXDPYKNLMC',
QUAYIO_REDIRECT_URI: 'http://localhost:9000/auth/quay.io',
QUAYIO_SCOPE: 'repo:read,user:read'

3. Replace BITBUCKET_CLIENT_ID with the client id for your Bitbucket Dockstore application.

BITBUCKET_AUTH_URL: 'https://bitbucket.org/site/oauth2/authorize',
BITBUCKET_CLIENT_ID: 'K9VxydpaXKCgxxVpbx',

Dockstore currently integrates with GitHub and Quay.io, in the following steps, replace http://localhost:9000 with a fully-qualified domain name on a production environment.

1. On GitHub, create an application and enter the following for Authorization callback URL: http://localhost:9000/login.
2. On Quay.io, create an application and enter the following for Redirect/Callback URL Prefix: http://localhost:9000/auth/quay.io.
3. On Bitbucket, create an application and enter the following for Callback URL: http://localhost:9000/auth/bitbucket.org. Due to security policies, it may be necessary to bind the application to a local IP address or FQDN rather than localhost, or else the Bitbucket will not redirect back to Dockstore properly.

1. Install Node.js and NPM on your workstation, specific instructions will vary depending on the operating system distribution. The use of nvm is encouraged in supported environments.
2. Install the principal build dependencies globally:

npm install --global grunt-cli bower yo generator-karma generator-angular toaster

3. Install Compass, on Ubuntu 14.04 LTS run (use brew on Mac OS X):

sudo apt-get install -y ruby ruby-dev
gem install compass

4. Update NPM and Bower packages:

npm update
bower update

5. Attempt to build the project by running: grunt from the root directory of the dockstore-ui repository. On Mac OS X, use NPM to install any missing dependencies indicated by the output of the build tool until it succeeds (it may be necessary to install some packages locally).

1. The Dockstore web service and database should be running, and the API accessible on http://localhost:8080.
2. All the configuration in the JavaScript and on GitHub/Quay.io should be set to use http://localhost:9000.
3. In the dockstore-ui repository root directory, run grunt serve.
4. You should be automatically navigated to http://localhost:9000 in a web browser.

1. The Dockstore web service and database should be running, and the API accessible on https://www.dockstore.org:8080 (the API may use a different server name if desired).
2. All the configuration in the JavaScript and on GitHub/Quay.io should be set to use https://www.dockstore.org/.
3. In the dockstore-ui repository root directory, run grunt to build the project, this will execute unit tests, compile all the HTML templates and JavaScript source files, and copy over all the required dependencies.
4. Copy the contents of the dockstore-ui/dist folder to the root directory of your web server (e.g. NGINX, Apache, AWS S3, ...).
5. Navigate to https://www.dockstore.org/ in your web browser.

Documents written in Markdown should be placed in the app/docs/ directory, they will be visible from the Documentation page in UI after adding an object like this to the docObjs array in app/scripts/services/documentationservice.js:

{
  slug: 'getting-started',
  name: 'Getting Started',
  path: 'docs/getting-started.md'
}

• Getting Started with Grunt