Getting Started

After cloning the repo, run:

$ cd atlas
$ yarn install
$ yarn start

To start the app on localhost:3000, Storybook on localhost:6006 and the bundler in watch mode.

To build the app for distribution, run:

$ yarn build

To run tests (Currently WIP) run:

$ yarn test

Shared folder

Historically, Atlas codebase was split between two packages - app and @joystream/components. Due to build process and developer experience issues it was decided to merge those packages into one until the separation is actually needed. Hence the shared directory in src. This folder is what used to be @joystream/components and it's intended to be application-agnostic. That means no Atlas-specific logic (like routing) should be put there, only atomic UI components.

Deploy Previews

Each PR has deploy previews for both for Storybook and for the App on Chromia and Netlify respectively.

Mocking

Mocked dataset

All the raw mocked data presented in Atlas can be found in src/mocking/data/raw. These JSON files are then parsed and returned by MirageJS on GraphQL requests.

The raw data can be generated by using included scripts (when inside packages/app):

• yarn mocking:videos
• yarn mocking:channels
• yarn mocking:videosMedia - this creates the metadata for provided video files. To do so, all the video files have to be placed inside scripts/mocking/videos.

The scripts will generate new data and automatically place it inside the codebase.

Mocked assets

Mocked assets for Atlas are hosted on the Linode object storage provided by Jsgenesis.

The storage is S3-compatible and can be accessed with any S3 client. The endpoint is eu-central-1.linodeobjects.com and a generated keypair must be used to access it.

Example on how to configure s3cmd client for access can be found here.

When inside a directory with all the assets, you can run s3cmd sync --acl-public . s3://atlas-assets to sync your local directory with the remote storage.