Install a new ODOP system

This procedure describes how to create a completely independent copy of the ODOP application code and design library database. Such a new version may be customized for any purpose.

If necessary, install a new development environment.

Installing a new ODOP system starts with:

• GitHub

• Heroku

  1. Create Admin User
  2. Create Dyno
  3. Overview: Install Add-ons of JAWS Database: Separate DBs for Production, Staging, Development and Test
  4. Overview: Set Dyno formation to "web: node server.js"
  5. Deploy: Deployment method = Heroku Git
  6. Settings: Config Vars: for example, the following Keys and their Values
     1. JAWSDB_URL
     2. JS_RUNTIME_TARGET_BUNDLE
     3. NODE_ENV
     4. REACT_APP_CLIENT_ID
     5. REACT_APP_DESIGN_NAME
     6. REACT_APP_DESIGN_TYPE
     7. REACT_APP_DESIGN_TYPES
     8. REACT_APP_DESIGN_UNITS
     9. REACT_APP_DESIGN_VIEW
     10. REACT_APP_ISSUER
     11. REACT_APP_NODE_ENV
     12. REACT_APP_SESSION_REFRESH
  7. Settings: Buildpacks: https://github.com/thegrumpys/create-react-app-buildpack.git. This is refers to three unique Heroku buildpacks.
     1. The first is https://github.com/heroku/heroku-buildpack-nodejs.git which installs Node, builds the server and client for production
     2. The second is https://github.com/thegrumpys/create-react-app-inner-buildpack.git which injects the Configuration Variables (see above) into the React application at the beginning of runtime,
     3. The third is https://buildpack-registry.s3.amazonaws.com/buildpacks/heroku-community/nginx.tgz which installs an Nginx webserver. This webserver is installed by the build, but is never started for ODOP. It is present for compatibility with the previous version of create-react-app-buildpack and for people who do not have their own webserver. ODOP has server.js which is used instead of Nginx.

• MySQL database