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vad kostar bostaden

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Translations

Adding translations is done in two steps. First add a json file with country name into app/src/translations. Naming of those files must be the 2 letter abbreviation (e.g. gb for Great Britain). Those abbreviations are matched agains symbols from flag-icons. The second step is to change the languages module. In that module update the function getLanguageToCountryMap. Use the two letter country abbreviation as key and add a new object of LanguageConfiguration.

How to develop this locally?

Starting up a web page locally is just one command away: npm run dev (assuming you have nom and nodejs installed). That launches a web server with HMR and is available at port 8080. Use any browser to surf to localhost:8080.

You may also use docker. This requires docker to be installed. Build the container and mount the app directory. It will result having a website on the same port as above and is reachable by your favorite browser. From the root of the project you should run this: docker build -f Dockerfile-dev . -t vad-kostar-bostaden-dev (this only needs to be done once and/or when adding new dependencies). Afterwards run docker run -v $(pwd)/app:/app -p 8080:8080 vad-kostar-bostaden-dev.

How to deploy this?

This uses docker to build the page in production mode. The image contains the static page and a nginx webserver. From the root dir run: docker build . -t vad-kostar-bostaden. Afterwards you can start a container by running: docker run -p 8080:80 vad-kostar-bostaden and navigate to localhost:8080.