TST: add test-profiel

test-profile/custom/caosdb-server/caosdb-webui/src/ext/js/customfile.js

+///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
+//           Put your custom JavaScript files into this directory.           //
+///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
+
+// Please remember that CaosDB is licensed under the AGPL, so basically your
+// users have the right to obtain your source code as well.

test-profile/custom/caosdb-server/scripting/home/.pylinkahead.ini

+[Connection]
+url = https://localhost:10443
+cacert = /opt/caosdb/cert/caosdb.cert.pem
+debug = 0
+timeout = 5000
+
+[Misc]
+sendmail=/usr/local/bin/sendmail_to_file
+entity_loan.curator_mail_from=admin@indiscale.com
+entity_loan.curator_mail_to=admin@indiscale.com
+[sss_helper]
+external_uri = https://example.com:443

test-profile/profile.yml

+default:
+  # Optionally, specify a base compose file. The default base compose file is
+  # located in ./compose/docker-compose-default.yml. A different compose file
+  # may be useful when other services shall be included, e.g. nginx or django.
+  # base_compose_file: "compose/docker-compose-default.yml"
+
+  # Directories (list of strings) (or single directory (string, deprecated))
+  # with customization files.
+  # Directories listed later in the list take precedence over earlier ones.
+  # If you change this, you need to include the full list of directories
+  # (including possibly directories contained in the default setting).
+  custom:
+    # Standard directory for customizations
+    - "./custom"                 # included by default
+    - "../loan-custom"                 # included by default
+    # LinkAhead Theme for the web interface
+    # - "./theme-linkahead"        # included by default
+    # - "./included_customization" # since this is later in the list this takes precedence
+
+  # Paths to be mounted into Docker, all entries are optional.
+  paths:
+    # extroot: From where files are copied/symlinked.  This is a
+    # list of `NAME: PATH` pairs or a single path.
+    # extroot:
+    #
+    #  "base": "/path/to/base/dir"
+    #  "other": "/path/to/other"
+    #
+    # dropoffbox: (Soon to be deprecated.) Files can be written here, but note that you may need to
+    # become root to remove this directory later. The corresponding server property is DROP_OFF_BOX.
+    # dropoffbox: "/path/to/dropoffbox"
+
+  # Docker building configuration
+  # References can be either hashes of commits, branch names or tags.
+  refs:
+    # SERVER:            main
+    # PYLIB:             main
+    # MYSQLBACKEND:      main
+    # WEBUI:             main
+    # ADVANCEDUSERTOOLS: main
+
+  # General configuration options
+  conf:
+    # Shall the SQL & caosroot dumps at custom/other/restore/ be used?
+    restore: true
+    # uncomment to disable tls (ssl). This might be insecure!
+    # no_tls: false
+    # Shall the local users be imported as LinkAhead users?
+    # local_users: false
+    # Shall NIS be used for authentication?
+    # nis: false
+    # Shall LDAP be used for autentication? If `true`, an `nslcd.conf` with the
+    # configuration for the LDAP client must exist at the profile's
+    # `custom/other/` directory."
+    # ldap: false
+    # Shall a mail server be used?
+    # mail: false
+    # You can provide the path to an non-standard sendmail executable
+    # sendmail: /usr/sbin/sendmail
+    # sendmail: /usr/local/bin/sendmail_to_file
+    # Shall the server run in debug mode?
+    # This will bind-mount the following directories from custom into the Docker
+    # container:
+    # - debug-authtoken :: Authentication tokens will be stored here.
+    # - debug-scripting-bin :: Used as the server-side scripting bin dir.
+    # debug: false
+    # URL of the docker registry.  Set to "" to look locally and at the default locations.
+    # registry_server: ""
+    # The account for accessing the registry server.  "" means no account.
+    # registry_account: ""
+    # The secret token for accessing the registry server.  "" means no token.
+    # registry_token: ""
+    # Name of the docker image
+    # image: "indiscale/linkahead"
+    # Tag of the docker image
+    # tag: "latest"
+    # Name of the main Docker container.  Set to "" to use an auto-generated
+    # name, which is necessary for running multiple instances
+    # container_name: "linkahead"
+    # The time zone for the server, format: posix identifier; something that
+    # is available in Debian under /usr/share/zoneinfo
+    # timezone: "UTC"
+
+    # You can set labels for the docker container here
+    # labels:
+    #   label_1_key: label_1_value
+    #   label_2_key: label_2_value
+
+    # User/Group of the server, either numeric or names.
+    # user_group: 999:999
+    # Enable the default envoy config. Will start an envoy image together with
+    # LinkAhead that serves routing to ACM and WIKI modules by default (not
+    # included, have to be provided separately as of now)
+    # envoy_enabled: false
+    # Path to a custom envoy configuration in case the defaults aren't
+    # sufficient. Ignored if envoy isn't enabled.
+    # envoy_custom_config: path/to/envoy/config
+    # User Id that is used for the envoy config
+    # envoy_user_id: 987
+    # Envoy connection timeout (same for all clusters)
+    # envoy_connect_timeout: 5s
+    # Envoy routing timeout (same for all virtual hosts)
+    # envoy_route_timeout: 1800s
+
+    # The user will be part of these additional groups
+    # additional_groups:
+    #  - group1
+    #  - "11121"
+
+    # Network settings.
+    network:
+      # The subnet for the Docker containers
+      # default: auto selected by docker
+      # You can set it with:
+      # subnet: 10.3.128.0/17
+      # Port for accessing LinkAhead via HTTPS
+      # port_ssl: 10443
+      # Port for accessing LinkAhead via plain HTTP (not recommended when
+      # accessible from untrusted networks, but ok for testing or when behind
+      # a proxy)
+      # port_plain: 8000
+      # Port for GRPC end-point via HTTPS
+      # port_grpc_ssl: 8443
+      # Port for GRPC end-point via plain HTTP
+      # port_grpc_plain: 8080
+      # Port for debugging the LinkAhead JVM
+      # port_debug: 9000
+      # Port for profiling the LinkAhead JVM via JMX
+      # port_profiler: 9090
+      # listen to ip address ("" means any)
+      # bind_ip: "127.0.0.1"
+      # Only relevant together with envoy:
+      # envoy_ports:
+        # Ports under which the plain WebUI is served by envoy with SSL.
+        # port_envoy_ssl: 10444
+        # Ports under which the plain WebUI is served by envoy without SSL.
+        # port_envoy_plain: 8081
+
+    server:
+      # All the keys of conf are set as environment variables in the server
+      # container before the server start. This overrides the server.conf
+      # settings in any other files, even the settings from
+      # `custom/caosdb-server/conf/ext/server.conf.d/`
+      # Check out conf/core/server.conf in the caosdb-server repository for
+      # options.
+      #
+      # When the conf variables are unset, the server uses its default values
+      # or the values from the `server.conf.d` directory.
+      conf:
+        # uncomment to enable the anonymous user
+        # auth_optional: TRUE
+        # uncomment to use the your custom authtoken config. See
+        # `conf/core/authtoken.example.yaml` for examples.
+        # Note: The path is relative to the caosdb server's root directory.
+        # authtoken_config: conf/core/authtoken.yaml
+
+        # HTTPS port of the grpc end-point
+        # grpc_server_port_https: 8443
+        # HTTP port of the grpc end-point
+        # grpc_server_port_http: 8080
+
+  # Development configuration options
+  # devel:
+    # Copy the caosdb-server jar from this location into the Docker container.
+    # Note that this is implemented by copying the file to
+    # custom/caosdb-server/target/, any file there will be overwritten.
+    # jar: /var/build/caosdb-server/0123abcd/target/caosdb-server-<version>-jar-with-dependencies.jar
+
+  # The following is for the very specific case of server-side scripts
+  # requiring additional Python packages that are not installed during
+  # the regular build process of LinkAhead. If additional packages are
+  # needed, list them below. Mind that only packages that can be
+  # installed by pip are supported.
+
+  scripting:
+    packages:
+
+      # Packages can be installed from PyPI or external git
+      # repositories. In this case, `mode: "pip"` has to be
+      # provided. `package` can be the package name in PyPI (possibly
+      # with a version specification, i.e., `my_package>=1.0`, or it
+      # can be the URL of a git repository of a Python
+      # package. Essentially, the command `pip3 install
+      # package_string` will be executed within LinkAhead.
+
+      # <package1_key>:
+        # mode: "pip"
+        # package: "<package_string>"
+
+      # Alternatively, local packages can be copied into LinkAhead and then be
+      # installed using pip. Here, `mode: "copy"` has to be provided. `path`
+      # specifies the path to the Python package on the host system (either
+      # absolute or relative to the profile directory). `package` is the name of
+      # the destination directory within the LinkAhead container into which the
+      # local package will be copied. After copying, a `pip3 install .` is run
+      # from within that directory.
+
+      # <package2_key>:
+        # mode: "copy"
+        # path: "/path/to/local/python/package"
+        # package: "<package_string>"
+      loanpy:
+        mode: "copy"
+        path: "../loanpy"
+        package: "loanpy"
+

test-profile/theme-linkahead

+../demo/theme-linkahead
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