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This is a Next.js project bootstrapped with create-next-app.

Getting Started

This project uses sst, so we're using the SST local development flow described here.

These steps are for devs who want to contribute to Omnilog, if you want to use Omnilog, follow the instructions here.

1. Get Next.js app running locally

If you are developing the website without the external resources, e.g using dummy data and don't want to setup the AWS stack, use this option.

  • yarn to install dependencies.
  • yarn local to start the next web app locally.

If you click the localhost URL in the console, you should see the Next.js app running. If you are on a route which relies on external resources, you will encounter errors because it is not hooked up to your AWS lambdas; follow the next steps to get that set up!

2. Set up local AWS credentials

Having AWS credentials on your local machine is required to use SST.

You can see the steps required to add AWS credentials here.

3. Add database URI to .env

Create the following env files:

// .env (used for yarn seed)
DATABASE_URL=<your_database_uri>?pgbouncer=true
NEXTAUTH_SECRET=secret
NEXTAUTH_URL=http://localhost:3000

// .env.development (used for yarn dev_sst)
AWS_PROFILE_NAME=<your_aws_profile_name>
SST_STAGE_NAME=<your_name>-dev
DATABASE_URL=<your_database_uri>?pgbouncer=true
NEXTAUTH_SECRET=secret
NEXTAUTH_URL=http://localhost:3000

// .env.production (used for yarn deploy)
AWS_PROFILE_NAME=<your_aws_profile_name>
SST_STAGE_NAME=staging
DATABASE_URL=<your_database_uri>?pgbouncer=true
NEXTAUTH_SECRET=<>
NEXTAUTH_URL=<>

Note that ?pgbouncer=true is required at the end of DATABASE_URL (see issue):

4. Build Next.js app into Lambdas and deploy them locally

  • yarn dev_sst to start the Live Lambda Development environment.
    • This command does the following:
      • Starts a local Lambda environment
      • Builds the Next.js app into lambda functions,
      • and deploys them to the local Lambda environment

6. Bind Next.js app to local Lambda environment so that it can invoke AWS resources

  • yarn dev to bind the Next.js app to sst, which allows it to invoke AWS resources.
    • This command does the following:
      • Starts the Next.js app at localhost
      • Binds the Next.js app to the local Lambda environment (therefore allowing it to use AWS resources)

Deploying to staging

This is the command to deploy the local code straight to staging (without going through a PR). We discourage its usage but it can be useful for debugging.

  • yarn deploy