This is the frontend application for React Music, a sample application demonstrating the use of database services on Cloud Foundry. This application uses React.
To run the full React Music application, refer to the React Music Backend in addition to this repository.
To begin, clone this repository onto your machine.
In order to connect your frontend to your backend API, locate the following files in ./src/components:
- app-body.js
- app-header.js
- app-modal.js
- dropdown.js
Find the variable urlForAlbums at the top of each file. Replace each URL with the /albums endpoint with your own API
(created with React Music Backend).
You will likely have to install a few modules to run the app successfully. Though the modules you must install depend on what you have previously installed, possible uninstalled modules include:
npm-run-allreactreact-DOMreact-scriptsnode-sass-chokidarprop-types- various Pivotal UI React modules
You can install all PUI CSS files with pui-css-all. It is easiest to install these modules using npm install in
your terminal.
You can run some commands inside the project folder:
These commands will run the app in development mode. The application will be started on the default port http://localhost:3000.
The page will reload if you make edits; build errors and lint warnings will appear in the console. If you are met with errors when running the app for the first time, it is likely you are missing a module.
These commands will run the test watcher in an interactive mode. The application will run tests related to files changed since the last commit.
Install the 'cf' command-line interface for Cloud Foundry, target a Cloud Foundry instance, and log in to Cloud Foundry. Then, the application can be built and pushed with this command:
$ cf push YOUR_APP_NAME
Access your application by curling the URL given near the end of the output from the command.
To run the full React Music Application, be sure to push the backend to Cloud Foundry, as well.