The Lets's wifi admin panel is a frontend panel where Eduroam administrators can manage signed in users and configure realms.
Use docker compose up -d to create and build the development environment.
An entry in your hostsfile is still required for things to work. An example entry would look like:
127.0.0.1 ibuildings.localhost
In order to start the development environment, run docker compose up -d. This will build and start the containers that are
used in development to run the application.
docker compose exec app sh -c 'composer install'
docker compose exec app sh -c 'yarn install'
The main database tables can be obtained by downloading
wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/geteduroam/letswifi-portal/main/sql/letswifi.mysql.sql
To then import it from the file into the database use:
docker compose cp ./letswifi.mysql.sql database:/
docker compose exec app sh -c 'bin/console --env=dev doctrine:database:drop'
docker compose exec app sh -c 'bin/console --env=dev doctrine:database:create'
docker compose exec database sh -c 'mysql app < ./letswifi.mysql.sql'
After that the migrations can be run by using:
docker compose exec app sh -c 'bin/console --env=dev doctrine:migrations:migrate'
The application is now up and running and can be accessed at
https://ibuildings.localhost/. Note that in development the index.php
front controller is used automatically, so you don't have to include /index.php/ in the URLs.
To get started with a default user with all admin rights (user: [email protected], password: super) load the following fixture into the contact table:
docker compose exec app sh -c 'bin/console --env=dev --append doctrine:fixtures:load'
For development, make sure that the main firewall is active (commented out by default in security.yaml)