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These steps are explained using the graphical UI on https://account.lab.fiware.org/home. The process can be replicated on any OAuth provider using a Rest Api.

A Runner OAuth application must be created. To do so, login on the https://account.lab.fiware.org/home page and Register the 'FIC2Lab runner' application.

The Url should refer to the server where the final application will be hosted, it can be an ip or a domain name (for example 'https://runner.developer.mediafi.org').

The Callback Url is used during the OAuth protocol to redirect the authenticated user to the application. It should point to a specific page handling this case, for example: 'https://runner.developer.mediafi.org/#!/create'.

When the server hosting the Runner change location, it can be necessary to update the OAuth entries located at 'https://account.lab.fiware.org/applications/fic2lab-runner'. This update can be ignored it the server is bound to a dns name.

The Runner configuration file contains some fields related to the OAuth protocol. This file is located at 'src/app/config.json'. Currently this file contains information to use a dev profile on Fiware.

When used on production the Runner is launched with a custom config.json file. In this case, the file is located on the server at: '/home/core/config.json'. Because this file is mounted as volume, the changes are automatically applied for the Runner. If not, the Runner can be restarted with the command:

sudo systemctl restart fic2lab-runner.service

Two Dockerfiles are provided to build a complete environment for developing. They allow to dynamically code into the application while seeing the update live.

First, go into the etc/docker/nginx directory and call the ./build.sh script. After completion, a fic2-dhub-nginx docker image will have been created.

Then, go into the etc/docker/dev directory and call the ./build.sh script. After completion, a fic2-dhub-dev docker image will have been created.

This requires 3 ssh terminals:

• The Runner app
• The server managing the OAuth2 workflow
• The nginx server for ssl offloading

First go into the root directory fic2-dev-runner.

• In the first terminal, call the ./dev.sh scritp to start a terminal running in a Docker container. This containers has all the required tools (nodejs, npm, grunt) for developing.
  • npm install will fetch all the latest tools (server side).
  • bower install will fetch and install every librairies used in the Runner (browse side).
  • grunt serve will start an Express server distributing the Runner with a livereload feature.
• In the second terminal, call the ./dev-idm_hack.sh script to start a terminal containing the nodejs environment.
  • go into the idm directory.
  • npm install to fetch all the dependencies.
  • node app.js to start the server
• In the third terminal:
  • go into the etc/docker/nginx directory
  • call the ./launch.sh script to start the nginx server.

Now you should be able to browse the Runner on your development server (port 443). Don't forget to update the src/app/config.json file with the correct OAuth parameters.