This is a bootstrapped app for device-managemet 'Internet of Things' apps using Nitrogen. It's based on Cordova and Ember-Cli and should be considered a 'starting point' rather than a production-ready application. The following key elements are included:
- Full client MVC architecture with Models, Views and Controllers for IoT Devices with properties, with automatic binding to a REST API.
- A mock-http server for said API is included to illustrate how the data flow works.
- Authorization flow (based on ember-simple-auth), allowing for both OAuth2 as well as custom authorization against a custom or major provider. Facebook and Google as authentication providers are included.
- UI/UX based on Bootstrap and FlatUI. It look's pretty good, but will likely need some work around the rough edges.
You will need the following things properly installed on your computer.
- Git
- Node.js (with NPM). v0.11.14 is heavily recommended
- Bower
- Cordova
- Cordova Icon
git clone <repository-url>this repositorycd oxidenpm installbower install
The included live-development server has automatically reloads on file changes can be started with the following command.
- cp config/environment.template.js config/environement.js`
ember serve- Visit your app at http://localhost:4200.
Running ember in development mode will also fire up the development Node server with a Mock API, responding to /api/ calls with JSON data as outlined in ./server/fixtures.js. It's important to note that this server is a development server only - while the app itself is intended to bootstrap a production app, the server component is not.
Make use of the many generators for code, try ember help generate for more details or visit the ember-cli guide.
ember build(development)ember build --environment production(production)
The tests are currently stubs; fully fledged testing suites should be created once the key components (models, controllers, view behaviour) has been fledged out.
ember testember test --server