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  "directory": "www/lib"

}

This project is now tracked on our hosted gitlab server at:

> https://git.duniter.org/clients/cesium/cesium

The current github repository is a simple clone taken up to date at each push on the main gitlab repository.

All contributions should be performed on the main gitlab repository.

Pull requests proposed on github would generate more work for the main contributors.

Issues can be submitted on github. However, all issues created on github will be duplicated on gitlab manually and closed with a link to the gitlab issue.

Please note that all issues should be preferentially opened at

https://git.duniter.org/clients/cesium/cesium/issues/new?issue

If you open issue here, it will be duplicated manually on our hosted gitlab and closed here with a link to our main repository.

Thank you for your understanding.

This project is now tracked on our hosted gitlab server at:

> https://git.duniter.org/clients/cesium-grp/cesium

The current github repository is a simple clone taken up to date at each push on the main gitlab repository.

All contributions should be performed on the main gitlab repository.

Pull requests proposed on github would generate more work for the main contributors, therefore we would really appreciate if you can create instead merge requests on our hosted gitlab instance.

Thank you for your understanding.

# Initial disclaimer

This project is now tracked on our hosted gitlab server at:

https://git.duniter.org/clients/cesium-grp/cesium

The current github repository is a simple clone taken up to date at each push on the main gitlab repository.

All contributions should be performed on the main gitlab repository.

Pull requests proposed on github would generate more work for the main contributors.

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# Original README.md

/www/lib/ionic-material

/www/lib/robotodraft

# Specifies intentionally untracked files to ignore when using Git

# http://git-scm.com/docs/gitignore

/node_modules/

/platforms/

/platforms/ios

/platforms/android

/resources/android/build/local.properties

/resources/android/build/*.keystore

/resources/android/build/release-signing.properties

/plugins/

.idea/

/cesium.iml

/pom.xml

/www/css/ionic.app.css

/www/css/ionic.app.min.css

.vscode/

.local/

.directory

/*.iml

/npm-debug.log

/package-lock.json

/yarn-error.log

/dist/web

/dist/android

/dist/*.sha256

/hooks/uglify-config.json

/hooks/after_prepare/uglify.js

/scripts/sdkmanager.log

/www/lib/angular

/www/lib/angular-animate

/www/lib/angular-messages

/www/lib/angular-sanitize

/www/lib/angular-ui-router

/www/lib/angular-moment

/www/lib/moment

/www/lib/waves

/www/js/config.js

/www/dist

/hooks/playstore-config.json

/www/lib

.directory

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# Generated CSS

/www/css/ionic.app.css

/www/css/ionic.app.min.css

# Generated License files

/www/license/*.html

/www/license/*.txt

# Leaflet generated files

/www/css/leaflet.app.css

/www/css/leaflet.app.min.css

/www/img/layers*.png

/www/img/marker*.png

/www/img/loader.gif

/www/img/search-icon.png

/www/img/search-icon-mobile.png

.run/*

# ---------------------------------------------------------------

# Global

# ---------------------------------------------------------------

# default image

image: node:12

# stages (main steps of pipeline)

stages:

  - build

  - alt_build

  - deploy

# ---------------------------------------------------------------

# Global variables

# ---------------------------------------------------------------

variables:

    CI_BUILD_IMAGE: $CI_REGISTRY_IMAGE/build:develop

# ---------------------------------------------------------------

# Jobs templates

# ---------------------------------------------------------------

.docker:

  image: docker:latest

  tags: [redshift]

  services:

    - docker:dind

  before_script:

    - docker login -u ${CI_REGISTRY_USER} -p ${CI_REGISTRY_PASSWORD} ${CI_REGISTRY}

    #- docker login -u "duniterteam" -p "$DUNITERTEAM_PASSWD"

  after_script:

    - docker logout ${CI_REGISTRY}

    #- docker logout

  allow_failure: false

# ---------------------------------------------------------------

# Build jobs

# ---------------------------------------------------------------

.build:

  stage: build

  tags: [redshift]

  script:

    - yarn install

    - yarn run build:web

  after_script:

    - ls -la dist/web/

    - du -csh dist/web/

  artifacts:

    untracked: true

    paths:

      - dist/web

    expire_in: 60 minutes

build:

  extends: .build

  image: ${CI_BUILD_IMAGE}

  before_script:

    - mv /tmp/.build-cache/node_modules ./

  only:

    - develop

failsafe-build:

  extends: .build

  stage: alt_build

  when: on_failure

  before_script:

    - yarn global add gulp

  only:

    - develop

docker:ci:

  extends: .docker

  stage: alt_build

  when: on_failure

  allow_failure: true

  script:

    # Create the target directory

    - mkdir -p dist/ci

    - cd dist/ci

    # Create the Dockerfile

    - echo 'FROM node:12' > Dockerfile

    - echo 'WORKDIR /tmp/.build-cache' >> Dockerfile

    - echo 'COPY ./ ./' >> Dockerfile

    # Store disk usage (before install)

    - echo 'RUN du -s `find . -maxdepth 1 | egrep -v "^\.$"` > /tmp/before.txt' >> Dockerfile

    - echo 'RUN du -s `find /tmp/.cache/yarn -maxdepth 1 | egrep -v "^\.$"` >> /tmp/before.txt' >> Dockerfile

    # Install dependencies

    - echo 'RUN yarn global add gulp web-ext @ionic/cli' >> Dockerfile

    - echo 'RUN yarn install' >> Dockerfile

    # Store disk usage (after install)

    - echo 'RUN du -s `find . -maxdepth 1 | egrep -v "^\.$"` > /tmp/after.txt' >> Dockerfile

    - echo 'RUN du -s `find /tmp/.cache/yarn -maxdepth 1 | egrep -v "^\.$"` >> /tmp/after.txt' >> Dockerfile

    # Force docker to detect any changes

    - echo "RUN diff /tmp/before.txt /tmp/after.txt || true" >> Dockerfile

    - echo 'WORKDIR /build' >> Dockerfile

    # Build and push the CI image

    - docker build --no-cache -t ${CI_BUILD_IMAGE} .

    - docker push ${CI_BUILD_IMAGE}

  artifacts:

    paths:

      - dist/ci/Dockerfile

    expire_in: 60 minutes

# ---------------------------------------------------------------

# Deploy jobs

# ---------------------------------------------------------------

pages:

  stage: deploy

  variables:

    GIT_STRATEGY: none

  script:

    - ls -la public || true

    - mv dist/web/www public

  artifacts:

    untracked: true

    paths:

      - public

  only:

    - master

mirror:

  stage: deploy

  image: liaohuqiu/rsync

  before_script:

    - eval $(ssh-agent -s)

    - ssh-add <(echo "$SSH_PRIVATE_KEY")

    - mkdir -p ~/.ssh

    - >-

      [[ -f /.dockerenv ]] && echo -e "Host *\n\tStrictHostKeyChecking no\n\n" >

      ~/.ssh/config

  script:

    - mv dist/web/www public

    - rsync -az -e ssh ./public/ gammanu@1000i100.fr:~/g1.money/dev-cesium

  after_script:

    - ssh gammanu@1000i100.fr "~/g1.money/update-cesium.sh"

  only:

    - master

release:

  stage: deploy

  variables:

    GIT_STRATEGY: none

  script:

    - ls -la www || true

    - mv dist/web/www www

  artifacts:

    untracked: true

    paths:

      - www

  only:

    - tags

[submodule "dist/desktop"]

	path = dist/desktop

	url = git@git.duniter.org:clients/cesium-grp/cesium-desktop.git

[submodule "dist/android/sources"]

	path = dist/android/sources

	url = git@git.duniter.org:clients/cesium-grp/cesium-android.git

--install.ignore-engines true

[changelog version by version](doc/changelog/)

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FROM  node:12

LABEL maintainer="benoit [dot] lavenier [at] e-is [dot] pro"

LABEL version="1.7.0-rc1"

LABEL description="Cesium Wallet for Ğ1 libre currency"

ARG CESIUM_VER="1.7.0-rc1"

ENV DEBIAN_FRONTEND=noninteractive \

    NODE_VERSION=16.17.0 \

    NPM_VERSION=8.3.0 \

    YARN_VERSION=1.22.17 \

    IONIC_CLI_VERSION=6.20.9 \

    CORDOVA_VERSION=10.0.0 \

    GRADLE_VERSION=6.5.1 \

    GULP_VERSION=4.0.2

# Install basics

RUN apk update && \

        apk add ca-certificates wget curl git && \

        update-ca-certificates && \

    apk add --update python make g++

# create group and user cesium

RUN addgroup -S -g 1111 cesium && \

	adduser -SD -h /cesium -G cesium -u 1111 cesium

#RUN mkdir -p /var/lib/cesium /etc/cesium && chown cesium:cesium /var/lib/cesium /etc/cesium

# Install global dependencies

RUN yarn global add gulp@"$GULP_VERSION" @ionic/cli@"$IONIC_CLI_VERSION"

# copy source tree

COPY ./ ./

RUN test -f package.json || git clone https://github.com/duniter/cesium.git && cd cesium

# Install project dependencies

# Workaround need for node-sass (- )see https://github.com/yarnpkg/yarn/issues/4867)

RUN yarn install --ignore-engines && \

    yarn remove node-sass && yarn add node-sass

WORKDIR /cesium

EXPOSE 8100 35729

CMD ["yarn", "run", "start"]

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# Cesium

[Unhosted webapp](https://unhosted.org) client for [Duniter](https://duniter.org) network.

Cesium is wallet client software for [Duniter](https://duniter.org) crypto-currency, like Ğ1.

Cesium allow you to manage your wallet, certify your friends, and more!

Try it at: http://cesium.duniter.fr

Cesium is an [Unhosted](https://unhosted.org) Progressive Web Application (PWA), using AngularJS and Ionic.

Please visit th Cesium web site: [cesium.app](https://cesium.app)

## Installation

## Install

### On desktop computer

 To use Cesium from your desktop computer :

 - Download the [latest release](https://github.com/duniter/cesium/releases/latest). Choose the web packaging (`cesium-vX.Y.Z-we.zip`); 

 - Unpack in a empty directory;

 - Open the `index.html` file in a web browser.

### As a web extension (Firefox, Chrome)

### On web server

 - Download the [latest extension release](https://github.com/duniter/cesium/releases/latest)

Cesium can be easily installed on most web server.

 - Drag/drop the file into your browser;

#### Minimal install from source

if you don't allready use nodejs, see [Prerequisite](https://github.com/duniter/cesium#prerequisite)

```bash

git clone https://github.com/duniter/cesium.git

cd cesium

npm install

npm start

```

Answer asked questions.

 - Confirm the installation.

Your cesium instance is now reacheable on : [http://localhost:8100/](http://localhost:8100/) or an other ip if your listen on an other interface.

 That's it! A new button is appeared, on the top right corner.

#### Installation script

For Linux distribution, a installation script could be used to:

### On desktop computer

 - Download the [latest release](https://github.com/duniter/cesium/releases/latest)

 - Unpack archive into the directory `./cesium`. Existing files will be override.  

```

curl -kL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/duniter/cesium/master/install.sh | bash

```

or:

 - Then install, depending on your operating system:  

    * Ubuntu: Double click the `.deb` file

    * Debian: Run the command `sudo dpkg -i *.deb`

    * Windows: Double click on the `.exe` file

    * Mac OSx: Unzip the osx `.zip` file, then drop Cesium into your `Applications` folder 

    * Other operating systems:  

       * Unpack the ZIP archive (file `cesium-vX.Y.Z-web.zip`) into an empty folder;

       * Open the file `index.html` in your web browser;

```

wget -qO- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/duniter/cesium/master/install.sh | bash

```

### On smartphone

 - Android: 

    * Manual installation: download then install the `.apk` from your smartphone;

    * [Play Store](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=fr.duniter.cesium);

 - iOS

    * [App Store](https://apps.apple.com/us/app/cesium-%C4%9F1/id1471028018);

**Note**: You may need root permission to write files. If so just replace `| bash` with `| sudo bash`.

#### Yunohost package

There is a [package](https://github.com/duniter/cesium_ynh) for [YunoHost self-hosting distribution](https://yunohost.org).

## Configuration

To change default configuration:

  - Edit the file `config.js`, and set default properties:

```

angular.module("cesium.config", [])

.constant("csConfig", {

	"timeout": 4000,

	"cacheTimeMs": 60000,

	"useRelative": true,

	"timeWarningExpireMembership": 5184000,

	"timeWarningExpire": 7776000,

	"useLocalStorage": false,

	"rememberMe": false,

	"showUDHistory": false,

	"node": {

		"host": "test-net.duniter.fr",