Bundle com.nuxeo.aspera.connector.nuxeo-aspera-core

In bundle group com.nuxeo.aspera.connector

Documentation

Parent Documentation: README.md
Nuxeo Aspera Connector

The Nuxeo Aspera connector enables users to upload/download binaries with the Aspera Connect client.

For more details around functionalities, requirements, installation and usage please consider this addon official documentation

Context

Nuxeo Aspera Connector is an addon that can be plugged to Nuxeo. This repository contains the backend and frontend contributions for the Nuxeo Platform and Nuxeo Web UI.

Nuxeo Aspera Connector code is bundled as a marketplace package that includes all the backend and frontend contributions.

Sub Modules Organization
- ci: CI/CD files and configurations responsible to generate preview environments and running Nuxeo Aspera Connector pipeline
- nuxeo-aspera-core: Backend contribution for Nuxeo Platform
- nuxeo-aspera-package: Builder for nuxeo-aspera marketplace package. This package will install all the necessary mechanisms to integrate Aspera Connector capabilities into Nuxeo
- nuxeo-aspera-rest: REST APIs
- nuxeo-aspera-web: Frontend contribution for Nuxeo Web UI
Build

Nuxeo's ecosystem is Java based and uses Maven. This addon is not an exception and can be built by simply performing:
```
mvn clean install
```
This will build all the modules except ci and generate the correspondent artifacts: .jar files for the contributions, and a .zip file for the package.

Frontend Contributions

nuxeo-aspera-web module is also generating a .jar file containing all the artifacts needed for an integration with Nuxeo's ecosystem. Nevertheless this contribution is basically generating an ES Module ready for being integrated with Nuxeo Web UI.

It is possible to isolate this part of the build by running the following command:
```
npm run build
```
It is using rollup.js to build, optimize and minify the code, making it ready for deployment.

Test

In a similar way to what was written above about the building process, it is possible to run tests against each one of the modules.

Here, despite being under the same ecosystem, the contributions use different approaches.

Backend Contribution

Unit Tests
```
mvn test
```
Frontend Contribution

Unit Tests
```
npm run test
```
Web Test Runner is the test runner used to run this contribution unit tests. The tests run against bundled versions of Chromium, Firefox and Webkit, using Playwright

Functional tests

To test Aspera functionality we use nuxeo-web-ui-ftest helpers. To run them, we use the command:
```
npm run ftest
```
To run the functional tests, Nuxeo Web UI Functional Testing Framework is used. Due to its inner dependencies, it only works using NodeJS lts/dubnium, i.e., v14.

Developer Workflow

Backend
```
mvn clean install
```
That will generate an aspera zip file in the target area, which you can manually install in your server instance.

Frontend

Disclaimer: In order to contribute and develop Nuxeo Aspera Management UI, it is assumed that there is a Nuxeo server running with Nuxeo Aspera Management package installed and properly configured according the documentation above.

Install Dependencies
```
npm install
```
Linting & Code Style

The UI contribution has linting to help making the code simpler and safer.
```
npm run lint
```
To help on code style and formatting the following command is available.
```
npm run format
```
Both lint and format commands run automatically before performing a commit in order to help us keeping the code base consistent with the rules defined.

Integration with Web UI

Despite being an "independent" project, this frontend contribution is build and aims to run as part of Nuxeo Web UI. So, most of the development will be done under that context. To have the best experience possible, it is recommended to follow the Web UI Development workflow on repository's README.

Since it already contemplates the possibility of integrating packages/addons, it is possible to serve it with NUXEO_PACKAGES environment variable pointing to the desired packages/addons.

Not being perfect, the suggested way of integration is to create a symlink inside addons folder, under your checkout of Web UI repo and then serve it with nuxeo-aspera package/addon.

Creating the Symlink
```
cd ${yourWebUiCheckout}/addons
ln -s ~/${yourAsperaManagementCheckout}/nuxeo-aspera/nuxeo-aspera-web nuxeo-aspera
```
Serving Web UI with Aspera Management
```
NUXEO_PACKAGES="nuxeo-aspera" npm run start
```
CI/CD

Continuous Integration & Continuous Deployment(and Delivery) are an important part of the development process.

Nuxeo Aspera Connector integrates Jenkins pipelines for each reference branch, and also for each opened PR.

The following features are available:
- Possibility of having a dedicated preview environment for a PR by using the tag GitHub PR tag preview
- Each PR merge to reference branch will generate a "release candidate" package
Localization Management

Translations are managed with Crowdin.

The reference file message.json contains the labels and the English values.

Translations for other languages are managed in the nuxeo-aspera Crowdin project, e.g. French.

The Crowdin GitHub Actions workflow handles automatic translations and related pull requests.

About Nuxeo

The Nuxeo Platform is an open source customizable and extensible content management platform for building business applications. It provides the foundation for developing document management, digital asset management, case management application and knowledge management. You can easily add features using ready-to-use addons or by extending the platform using its extension point system.

The Nuxeo Platform is developed and supported by Nuxeo, with contributions from the community.

Nuxeo dramatically improves how content-based applications are built, managed and deployed, making customers more agile, innovative and successful. Nuxeo provides a next generation, enterprise ready platform for building traditional and cutting-edge content oriented applications. Combining a powerful application development environment with SaaS-based tools and a modular architecture, the Nuxeo Platform and Products provide clear business value to some of the most recognizable brands including Verizon, Electronic Arts, Sharp, FICO, the U.S. Navy, and Boeing. Nuxeo is headquartered in New York and Paris. More information is available at www.nuxeo.com.

Resolution Order

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The resolution order represents the order in which components have been resolved by the Nuxeo Runtime framework. This range represents the minimal and maximal orders for this bundle's components.
You can influence this order by adding "require" tags in the component declaration, to make sure it is resolved after another component. It will also impact the order in which contributions are registered on their target extension point (see "Registration Order" on contributions).

Components

Packages

nuxeo-aspera

Maven Artifact

File	nuxeo-aspera-core-2023.4.1.jar
Group Id	com.nuxeo.aspera.connector
Artifact Id	nuxeo-aspera-core
Version	2023.4.1

Manifest

Manifest-Version: 1.0
Archiver-Version: Plexus Archiver
Created-By: Apache Maven 3.6.1
Built-By: root
Build-Jdk: 17.0.10
Bundle-ManifestVersion: 2
Bundle-Version: 1.0.0
Bundle-ActivationPolicy: lazy
Bundle-ClassPath: .
Bundle-Vendor: Nuxeo
Bundle-Name: nuxeo-aspera-core
Bundle-SymbolicName: com.nuxeo.aspera.connector.nuxeo-aspera-core;single
 ton=true
Nuxeo-Component: OSGI-INF/aspera-operations-contrib.xml, OSGI-INF/aspera
 -doctypes.xml, OSGI-INF/aspera-services-contrib.xml, OSGI-INF/aspera-no
 de-service-contrib.xml, OSGI-INF/aspera-marshallers-contrib.xml, OSGI-I
 NF/aspera-pageproviders.xml

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