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Development quick start

To start developing with Ontrack, follow these instructions.

Prerequisistes

You need:

  • a JDK 11
  • Docker running

Getting the code

Get a clean working copy of the Ontrack GitHub repository:

git clone [email protected]:nemerosa/ontrack.git
cd ontrack

Prepares the UI code

Generate the UI code in development mode:

./gradlew :ontrack-web:dev

Prepares the environment

Start the middleware needed by Ontrack:

./gradlew devStart

This starts:

  • a Postgres database
  • an ElasticSearch single-node instance
  • a RabbitMQ server

Running Ontrack

Using Gradle

./gradlew :ontrack-ui:bootRun

This starts Ontrack on http://localhost:8080.

The default credentials are:

  • username: admin
  • password: admin

Using the IDE

  • main class: net.nemerosa.ontrack.boot.Application
  • Spring profile to activate: dev

Developing the UI

When developing UI components, you can activate an automated refresh of the web resources.

For the "core" web resources under ontrack-web, you can launch:

./gradlew watch

This will refresh the application web resources on any change in the web files. The dev profile must be active.

For web resources in any of the extensions (in ontrack-extension-* directories), just rebuild the application (in your IDE for example) and refresh the web page.