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Running live version for preview

Note: the project can work both on main and preview branch, but the special branch preview contains the right route to have a preview in sync with Directus. The main branch does not contain preview route because it breaks the static building export.

Step one: settings local domain

First, we need to have next.ftso.local redirects to 127.0.0.1.

  • on OSX in /private/etc/hosts
  • on Linux in /etc/hosts
  • on Windows in C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc\hosts

Adding at the end of file

127.0.0.1 next.ftso.local
127.0.0.1 directus.ftso.local

Please do not forget to create .env with current envs:

NODE_ENV=development

NEXT_PUBLIC_BASE_URL=https://next.ftso.local

DIRECTUS_URL=https://directus.ftso.local
NEXT_PUBLIC_DIRECTUS_URL=https://directus.ftso.local

You should change DIRECTUS_URL and NEXT_PUBLIC_DIRECTUS_URL with current production URL of our directus. While if you like to experiment with directus in development just leave as it is the DIRECTUS url to local directus url (https://directus.ftso.local)

Step two: Generate Certificats for all domains (next.ftso.local and directus.ftso.local)

Using mkcert for local development:

cd /certs
mkcert -install
mkcert next.ftso.local directus.ftso.local

Step three: Switch the branch and Running the docker

Before running the project switch from the branch main to preview

Just run to build:

docker-compose build

Just run to work:

docker-compose up

At the end you should able to go https://directus.ftso.local and https://next.ftso.local. Please note: Current directus live container is ready to work with https://next.ftso.local