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Frontend Build Instructions #110

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Frontend Build Instructions #110

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  • Updated the maintaner.md as it already contained build information. Could be placed somewhere else though.
  • May be worthwhile to move any discussion of frontend interaction to the frontend folder. Could offer maintainer information for frontend contributors and have the build steps there instead.

@@ -79,4 +86,27 @@ Edit the the `makefile` to make the following changes:
3. Run `make docker_APSI_build`


### Building only the ArangoML WebUI
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Maybe match the TOC entry
Building a frontend-only Docker image for the ArangoML WebUI


2. Run `docker-compose build Dockerfile`

3. Run `docker run -p 3000:3000 -p 6529:8529 -it arangopipe_frontend_app`
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Why do we need -p 6529:8529?

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same with it?


6. `exit`

7. Run `docker restart`
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IMo this is not nice, can we just restart the node app


3. Run `docker ps` to obtain container Name/ID

4. Run `docker exec -it {Container Name/ID} sh`
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Can we simplify this by setting the env variable via -e on docker run

The following instructions show you how to build the different supported packages.
These instructions include build instructions for:
* Building Arangopipe package
* Building Arangopipe Docker Images with Tensorflow & PyTorch
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s/Tensorflow/TensorFlow

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s/Image/image

@joerg84 joerg84 merged commit 6310809 into master Apr 29, 2020
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