Announcement
I have deployed the new Waryway website FrontEnd based on Aurelia. This website is currently hosted on a dynamic ip address,with an Omega Onion as the server.
My main goal in this endeavor has been a 'hobby' website running with minimal power consumption. I had previously hosted websites on a full desktop computer (600w powersupply). This desktop running 24/7 had a marked spike in my energy bills after I got it running. I'm happy to report the omega onion is a much smaller footprint.
I've had good uptime on a static PHP website hosted with reactphp - but I've decided to redesign the frontend/backend architecture. The new approach is an entirely Aurelia frontend with Microservices written in PHP, using reactPHP.
The website itself is my initial Aurelia implementation - I have yet to link it to a microservice. Look to that in a following post.
Specifications:
- Omega Onion2
- Windows 10 'build' machine
- Aurelia
- Waryway\Frontend
- au build for production
- winscp for deployment
Deployment:
- Followed Aurelia's build instructions
- copied The scripts, bootstrap, and index.html files to the omega
- Started the http-server in screen
- Checked on an external network
- Profit!
Today I setup a new packagist entry for WaryWay's trait library. It was much easier then I expected. I have previously setup composer packages locally. This time, it wasn't much different. I build out the composer.json. Set the name. Then went ahead and tagged a semantic version. After I had all this in place and pushed up to GitHub, it was a simple matter to publish on packagist.
Here are the exact steps:
- Follow the documentation on https://packagist.org/packages/submit
- Add the integration / services setting in github (See example1).
- Once setup with your token, click the 'test' button to let packagist know it is integrated.
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| Example 1 |
