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Install the tools you will need with the mac package manager homebrew

Install homebrew:

  • /usr/bin/ruby -e "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/install/master/install)"

Install java8 ( the second command is required since java8 is no longer the default on macos  ): 

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brew update 
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brew tap caskroom/versions
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brew cask install java8

- install maven

- install git

  • brew install git

install yarn

  • brew install yarn

- install node + packages

    • brew install node

  • npm -v

  • npm install -g grunt

  • npm install -g grunt-cli

  • npm install -g bower

  • npm install -g karma-cli

  • npm install -g gulp

- install mysql

- install docker

If you have docker installed via homebrew, uninstall it: brew uninstall docker
download and install docker toolbox: https://www.docker.com/products/docker-toolbox

- install nginx

  • brew install nginx

  •  nginx -v

Setup Maven

See page: Maven.

Setup your docker machine and elastic search container

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Note: If you have the correct Docker installed (https://www.docker.com/community-edition#/download) you can skip the following 3 steps. To uninstall old versions of Docker please following this link: https://qiita.com/tnir/items/6b2caf018726c590cf92

  1. Create a new Docker VM.

docker-machine create --driver virtualbox default

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3. Connect your shell to the default machine.

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$ eval "$(docker-machine env default)"
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- create an Elastic Search docker container

  • create a folder "elasticsearch" in your preferered location

  • create subfolder "config" in the created "elasticsearch" folder

  • create subfolder "data" in the created "elasticsearch" folder

  • create a file called "elasticsearch.yml" in "config" folder with the contents → 

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script.inline: on
script.indexed: on



  • create a docker decompose file "docker-compose.yml" in "elasticsearch" with contents → 

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version: '2'
services:
  elasticsearch:
    restart: "on-failure:10"
    image: "elasticsearch:2.4"
    ports:
      - "9200:9200"
      - "9300:9300"
    command: elasticsearch -Des.network.host=0.0.0.0
    environment:
      JAVA_OPTS: "-Xms1G -Xmx1G"
    volumes:
      - ./config/elasticsearch.yml:/usr/share/elasticsearch/config/elasticsearch.yml
      - ./data:/usr/share/elasticsearch/data


  • docker-compose up  ( use "-d" option to run in the background) or sudo docker-compose up if you get "oci runtime errors" 

  • docker ps → verify the container is running

  • in a Chrome browser http://192.168.99.100:9200/ (localhost:9200 if your using docker for mac - native) - you should get an elastic search REST response

Set your mac hosts file

vi /etc/hosts → insert the line (use whatever host name you want you need to match it with your nginx conf below)

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127.0.0.1 local.tis.nhs.uk  local.trainee.nhs.uk


Configure your NGINX proxy

cd /usr/local/etc/nginx

vi nginx.conf 

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To start mysql database use following command

mysql.server start

Start up your sequel pro and connect to localhost (127.0.0.1) default port username root with no password

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INSERT INTO `HeeUser` (`name`, `firstName`, `lastName`, `gmcId`, `phoneNumber`, `emailAddress`, `active`)
VALUES
('jamesh', 'James', 'Hudson', '1000000', '7788996655', 'jamesh@fake.com', 1);
INSERT INTO `UserRole` (`userName`, `roleName`)
VALUES
('jamesh', 'ConcernsAdmin'),, `active`)
VALUES
('jamesh', 'ETLJames'),
( 'jameshHudson', 'ProfileAdmin1000000'),
( 'jamesh7788996655', 'RVAdmin'),jamesh@fake.com', 1);
INSERT INTO `UserRole` (`userName`, `roleName`)
VALUES
('jamesh', 'TisAdminConcernsAdmin');
INSERT INTO `UserDesignatedBody` (`userName`, `designatedBodyCode`)
VALUES
('jamesh', '1-AIIDR8'),
('jamesh', '1-AIIDSA'),
('jamesh', '1-AIIDVS'),
('jamesh', '1-AIIDWA'),
('jamesh', '1-AIIDWI');


insert into Role values ('SuperUser');
INSERT INTO `RolePermission` (`roleName`, `permissionName`) 
SELECT 'SuperUser' as 'roleName', `name` as 'permissionName'
FROM `Permission`;

delete from RolePermission where permissionName = 'revalidation:submit:to:gmc' and roleName = 'SuperUser';


INSERT INTO `UserRole` (`userName`, `roleName`)
VALUES
('jamesh', 'SuperUser');


INSERT INTO `HeeUser` (`name`, `firstName`, `lastName`, `gmcId`, `phoneNumber`, `emailAddress`, `active`)
VALUES
('local_ro', 'local', 'RO', '1234567', NULL , 'local.ro@fake.email.com', 1);
INSERT INTO `UserDesignatedBody` (`userName`, `designatedBodyCode`)
VALUES
('local_ro', '1-85KJU0');

INSERT INTO `UserRole` (`userName`, `roleName`)
VALUES
('local_ro', 'RVOfficer');


INSERT INTO `HeeUser` (`name`, `firstName`, `lastName`, `gmcId`, `phoneNumber`, `emailAddress`, `active`)
VALUES
('gmc_etl', 'local', 'RO', '1234567', NULL , 'local.ro@fake.email.com', 1);

INSERT INTO `UserRole` (`userName`, `roleName`)
VALUES
('gmc_etl', 'ETL');

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Shell script to automate running the application

Install


Optional


Below are a list of useful aiiases to add to your ~/.bash_profile or ~/.bash_aliases. Not all are required but if you dont use them all then tweak your shell script accordingly.

  • Replace the shell script path in the runDev alias as per your machine config.

  • Replace the XXXXX password with your machine password. This is to automatically enter in the password when prompted as sudo command is used. 

    • Note - you can skip this but tweaks plus a password prompt is required.

    • Additional Note - If you use special characters in your password, you may need to replace the double quotes with back ticks e.g. 'echo `XXXXX` | ...

# aliases
alias runDev='source ~/Sites/HEE/runDev.sh'
alias boot='mvn clean spring-boot:run'
alias boot:test='mvn clean spring-boot:run -Dspring.profiles.active=testData'
alias nginx:start='echo "XXXXX" | sudo -S nginx'
alias nginx:stop='echo "XXXXX" | sudo -S nginx -s stop'
alias mysql:start='mysql.server start;'
alias mysql:stop='mysql.server stop;'

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Create the shell script and place it in your preferred location. 

  • Tweak as needed - i.e the directory paths to the apps/dependencies or removing/adding terminal tabs etc.


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#!/bin/bash

# SCRIPT VARIABLES - UPDATE THESE TO SUIT YOUR ENV
WORKSPACE=/Users/paul/Dev/Projects/nhs/code

# 1. start docker and run elastic search - choose either 1.1 or 1.2

# 1.1 PRE DOCKER FOR MAC USING VIRTUAL MACHINES
#docker-machine start default
#eval "$(docker-machine env default)"
#docker start 50c07680dfb1
#docker ps

# 1.2 DOCKER FOR MAC - NATIVE
cd $WORKSPACE/elasticsearch
docker-compose down
docker-compose up -d

# 2. run nginx
ttab -t 'nginx' -d "$WORKSPACE" 'nginx:stop; nginx:start'
# 3. run MYSQL
ttab -t 'mysql' -d "$WORKSPACE" 'mysql:stop; mysql:start'
# 4. run commonComponents
ttab -t 'commonComponents' -d "$WORKSPACE/TIS-COMMON-COMPONENTS" 'git pull'
# 5. run common
ttab -t 'common' -d "$WORKSPACE/TIS-COMMON/front-end" 'git pull; npm install; npm update; bower update; bower install; grunt prod; grunt serve'
# 6. run gmcConnect
ttab -t 'gmcConnect' -d "$WORKSPACE/TIS-GMC-CONNECT" 'git pull; boot'
# 7. run profile
ttab -t 'profile' -d "$WORKSPACE/TIS-PROFILE" 'git pull; mvn clean install; mvn -pl profile-service spring-boot:run'
# 8. run revalidation
ttab -t 'revalidation' -d "$WORKSPACE/TIS-REVALIDATION" 'git pull; npm update; npm install; bower update; bower install; boot'
# 9. run concerns
ttab -t 'concerns' -d "$WORKSPACE/TIS-CONCERNS" 'git pull; boot'
# 10. run grunt serve for concerns
ttab -t 'grunt serve concerns' -d "$WORKSPACE/TIS-CONCERNS" 'npm update; npm install; bower update; bower install; grunt serve'
# 11. open fresh tab for git
ttab -t 'git' -d "$WORKSPACE/TIS-CONCERNS" 'git status'
# 12. open new tab for Reference service
ttab -t 'reference' -d "$WORKSPACE/TIS-REFERENCE" 'git pull; boot'
# 13. open new tab for Notifications service
ttab -t 'notifications' -d "$WORKSPACE/TIS-NOTIFICATIONS" 'git pull; boot'
# 14. inspectlet
ttab -t 'inspectlet' -d "$WORKSPACE/TIS-INSPECTLET/front-end" 'git pull; npm install; bower update; bower install; grunt serve'


  • Reload .bash_profile via source ~/.bash_profile.

  • Make the script executable with chmod +x runDev.sh

  • Run the shell script by its alias runDev

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