We generate binaries whenever `make build-all` is run. If they already
exist, we only regenerate them if they are outdated.
When one makes changes to the front-end and runs the single command
`make build-all` on the root level Makefile, the front-end is rebuild
accordingly.
`make build-all` will use Docker to build the front-end. If someone prefers
to install all the dev dependencies on their local machine instead, one
can add the `NO_DOCKER=true` flag.
For folks that only want to make back-end changes `ui/bindata.go` is
checked in, so they do not have to build the front-end. They still use
the `make build` command as before.
Infer path from Navigation.Location
Build uses template, local dev uses elm-reactor
Remove unneeded local dev go server
Add script.js make target
Compiles and uglifies script.js
Before:
~570kb
After:
~170kb
Bootstrap loading state
Add trailing slash via JS & add routePrefix console param
Add Javascript script tag to `index.html` which adds a trailing slash to
the url pathname if none is present. This is done to ensure assets like
`script.js` are loaded properly.
Example without patch:
If the pathname is "mxinden.com/alertmanager" the browser will try to
download the `script.js` asset from "mxinden.com/script.js". This
request will fail.
Example with patch:
If the pathname is "mxinden.com/alertmanager", Javascript redirects the
browser to "mxinden.com/alertmanager/" and then the `script.js` asset
will be downloaded from "mxinden.com/alertmanager/script.js". This
request will succeed.
Add `-web.route-prefix` as a console parameter. This configures a
Prefix for the internal routes of web endpoints. Defaults to path of
-web.external-url like in *Prometheus*.
Trim slashes off of route prefix and add one slash at the beginning.
Make sure route prefix is not empty or just a slash before prefixing
router.
* Including glue between Alertmanager server and Elm UI.
* Rebuilding assets (ui/bindata.go).
* Exact commit: 'bd78de6b16bcefaacf4229304d439b33aa09cc72'
* Subdirectory: ui/app
stuart nelson
Max Leonard Inden