This is the client service for the Edumeet project.

This service is the frontend of an edumeet installation and consist of static content. It's a React app but we do not use yarn run serve to deploy it. We are not doing SSL configuration here. In the Dockerfile we expose the service on port 80 using Nginx image. We expect a reverse proxy to sit in front and do SSL termination.

This will start the service using https with a self-signed certificate. It's exposed on port 443.

$ yarn install
$ yarn start

To debug in browser console you can read the store like so:
document.getElementById('edumeet')._reactRootContainer.current.memoizedState.element.props.children[1].props.store.getState()

You can read the mediaservice like so:
const mediaService = document.getElementById('edumeet')._reactRootContainer.current.memoizedState.element.props.children[1].props.children.props.children.props.children.props.children.props.value.mediaService

To run the service you need to have Node.js version 18 or higher installed.

We run the service as a docker container. You would in most cases want to replace the config/ and images/ directories with your own content. See below for an example using docker as container runtime.

$ docker build . -t user/edumeet-client
$ docker run -v $(pwd)/config:/usr/share/nginx/html/config -v $(pwd)/images:/usr/share/nginx/html/images -p 80:80 -d user/edumeet-client

The app configuration file should be a valid javascript file defining a single config object containing the properties that you need to modify. Below we have configured the ports of our room-server service in development and production. They are used when a participant tries to join a room and a websocket connection to the room-server service is established.

Example public/config/config.js:

var config = {
	developmentPort: 8443,
	productionPort: 443
};

An example configuration file with all properties set to default values can be found here: config.example.js.