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## POC for new YunoHost portal
- This is a based on [Nuxt v3 ](https://nuxt.com/ )
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### Develop (using Docker)
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- Install Docker
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- cf [these instructions ](https://docs.docker.com/engine/install/debian/#set-up-the-repository ) to add Docker's apt repository
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- and then `apt update && apt install docker-ce`
- Install Docker-compose
- `pip3 install docker-compose`
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- Inside your Yunohost LXC/ynh-dev/???, make sure the new `yunohost-portal-api` service is running and corresponding route is in nginx config
- **Important**: Inside your Yunohost machine, enable CORS from your dev front-end:
- `echo "http://127.0.0.1:3000" > /etc/yunohost/.portal-api-allowed-cors-origins`
- `systemctl restart yunohost-portal-api`
- Back to Yunohost-portal's repo: define what's the IP / domain of your test LXC where the API lives (here, for example, `yolo.test` which is define in `/etc/hosts` ):
- `echo 'NUXT_PUBLIC_API_IP=yolo.test' > .env`
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- `docker-compose up -d` : will rebuild the docker on the first time, then launch it
- Check `docker-compose logs -f` : should show that nuxt/nitro is building stuff then serving it on port 3000
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- Access `http://127.0.0.1:3000` from your browser
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### Develop (manual / directly on your host machine)
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- Basically the same stuff, but ignore docker-related steps. Instead:
- You'll need NodeJS 18.14 (or higher) and `yarn`
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- Run `yarn install`
- Run `yarn dev`
