I need help understanding the project structure of a project made with Ionic.
Normally I have learnt from tutorials that a project with Ionic has src folder where we can find components, services. but in this projects, I have only a www folder and I have no idea what it is and how can I analyse its code.
I have seen this answer in this post but still didn't get it very well, it says that www folder is generated after building the project :
what is the roles of folder www, page, src in an ionic project?
So my question exactly is how can I understand an Ionic project that has only www folder.
Is it necessary to have the src folder to make modifications on it?
Any help will be appreciated, I'm really stuck here.
Thanks.
Here is my project structure:
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I'm a bit confused by the folder structure the sphinx makes for its documentation when starting a fresh new Django project with cookiecutter.
I have my project set up in docker, as per instructions, everything is serving fine and I have the following folder structure for the documentation.
When I run the command make html in the docs container (or by using the docker-compose local.yml file) I get the following structure.
A new folder "html" is created and it's containing everything from the surrounding folders. Is this correct? Am I understanding the process correctly?
For me, it looks like some bad settings for some source folder somewhere.
I'm an experienced python dev, familiar with Docker as well, but I'm pretty new to Django and sphinx.
Can somebody please guide me to the right path, possibly share their Django sphinx docs workflow?
Thank you very much.
I'm trying to dockerize my application and i'm almost done. The only issue I have is that nginx doesn't find my static files. I've searched all over the web, but I havent found a solution yet.
I made a volume that's shared between the Django application and the Nginx server, and in my settings.py I pointed the settings to that, but no luck.
I'm not sure how many of the files you need to inspect, so I uploaded the whole project to Github.
https://github.com/temp3020102/django_project
When the image has been built and you navigate to http://localhost/admin one can see that the CSS is missing.
I'm aware that posting the secret_key and such to the internet is not a good idea, and i'm of course changing that once I have a fix for the issue. It's just there for the sake of your convenience.
You are referring to /home/app/web/staticfiles/ for static files in nginx
But in code it is located in /home/app/web/static folder
rename the folder static to static_volume
I am on wso2 5.3 version, and need to customize the following wars for project need.
oauth2.war
accountrecoveryendpoint.war
emailotpauthenticationendpoint.war
authenticationendpoint
Could you please share the github repo url for these wars which are deployed under :
{wso2Home}\repository\deployment\server\webapps folder
Could you please share the steps needed to build/compile the authenticationendpoint.war after making changes ?
You can find the sources at the following repositories/locations
Oauth
accountrecoveryendpoint
emailotpauthenticationendpoint
authenticationendpoint
They all can be build with the usual maven commands (mvn clean install). Just make sure you delete any extracted webapp folders of those when replacing with your custom built ones. Otherwise the new webapps won't be deployed.
I've seen similar questions but they don't solve my problem.
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The problem was that I wasn't selecting the correct folder when opening the project. I opened the whole virtualenv folder with Pycharm cause I wanted quick access to the activate file in /bin where I keep my environment variables.
The solution was to delete the .idea folder and open the specific django project folder. I thought there was a workaround to this but there wasn't. The question still remains if there is a way to add the activate file in the /bin directory of the virtualenv to the project, even if it is outside the project root.
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project
bin
include
lib
project
project main
project apps
static
static
components
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