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Setting up a Loopback project in Codenvy

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From the codenvy dashboard, create a new project. Choose type: Blank Project and provide a name and description. As an example, I named mine: my-api with description: Sample project for Strongloop and Codenvy


Wait a bit for codenvy to initialize the project and IDE. Next, reveal the Runners tab by clicking on the Runners button at the lower left part of the IDE. Then go to the Configs tab and click on Create New button.

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Replace the Dockerfile content with the one below. Make sure to change CODENVY_USER, CODENVY_PASS and CODENVY_PROJECT with your own values.


Click on the Save button on the right side of runner config tab. This creates a runner with oracle java 7, the codenvy-cli 2.10.0, git, node, npm and strongloop-cli. This will also login the codenvy-cli and clone the project files and folders into the home folder.

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Run the runner created above and access the Terminal tab. Create a loopback project with the strongloop cli:


Push the created files to the project file system hosted by codenvy:


Reload the browser to see the new files in the IDE. You may also need to restart the runner for the new files to appear in /home/user/runtime. To run the application after restarting the runner, access the terminal then do:


This page contains information that may be useful to people developing on macOS.

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Note that the applications, tools, and libraries listed below are simply those that some have found useful. They shouldnotbe interpreted as mandatory.

gitk

The version of Git that comes with Xcode may not include gitk, a GUI-based Git repository browser. A workaround is to get a newer version using Homebrew:

If gitk does not start with an unknown color name 'lime' error, upgrade your version of Tcl/Tk:

References:

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SourceTree is a free Git and Mercurial client for Windows and macOS made by Atlassian.

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A few of us have used the Xcode tool “Instruments” (which should already be installed on your system) with considerable success, but we do not have much experience with it yet.