Deriv SmartTrader

This repository contains the static HTML, Javascript, CSS, and images content of the Deriv SmartTrader website.

In this document

• Other Documents
• Pre-installation
• Quickstart
• Preview on your local machine
• Test link deployment
• Manage releases

Other Documents

• Scripts
• Javascript
• Sass
• Templates

Pre-installation

Before running or contribute to this project, you need to have the setup of the following packages in your environment

• Ruby, RubyGems
• Sass (sudo gem install sass)
• Node.js (14.19.3 is recommended)
• NPM (see https://nodejs.org/en/download/package-manager/)
• NVM (see https://www.linode.com/docs/guides/how-to-install-use-node-version-manager-nvm/ and follow install NVM section)
• Grunt (sudo npm install -g grunt-cli)

Quickstart

1. Create a new organization Create a new organization in github.com

2. Fork the project

   In order to work on your own version of the SmartTrader application, please fork the project in your newly created organization.

3. Clone using SSH

   git clone git@github.com:<organization_name>/binary-static.git smart-trader

4. Enter project directory

   cd smart-trader

5. Add DSmartTrader project as your upstream

   git remote add upstream git@github.com:deriv-com/binary-static.git

6. Ensure you are running node version 14

   • Check node version node -v
   • Check list of available node versions nvm ls
   • To install node 14 nvm install 14
   • To change between different node versions nvm use {version number}

7. Install your dependencies:

     npm ci

8. To start developing:

   npm run start

9. Open the source code and start editing!

   Your site is now running at https://localhost:443

Preview on your local machine

• To preview your changes locally, run npm run serve

  • It will watch for Javascript or CSS changes and will rebuild on every change you make.

• Go to https://localhost/en/endpoint.html and change App ID and Server

• Login with test account

• To test changes made to templates, you need to re-compile them:

  • grunt shell:compile_dev to re-compile all templates.
  • grunt shell:compile_dev --path=about-us to re-compile only template(s) which serve about-us path in URL.

• To fix eslint errors run npm run eslint

Test link deployment

Deploy your changes on Vercel (Recommended Option)

1. Commit, push your changes, and create pull request. Vercel will automatically deploy your application.

2. Register your application here. This will give you the ability to redirect back to your deployed page after login. Use https://YOUR_VERCEL_LINK/binary-static/en/logged_inws.html for the Redirect URL and https://YOUR_VERCEL_LINK/binary-static/en/redirect.html for the Verification URL.

   • Have api key ready from deriv app account in order to register
   • Make note of your App ID to update in redmine card

Alternatively, you can manually deploy your test link using gh-pages with the following configurations:

Deploy to your gh-pages for the first time (Alternate Option)

1. Register your application here. This will give you the ability to redirect back to your Github pages after login. Use https://YOUR_ORGANMIZATION_NAME.github.io/binary-static/en/logged_inws.html for the Redirect URL and https://YOUR_ORGANMIZATION_NAME.github.io/binary-static/en/redirect.html for the Verification URL.

   If you're using a custom domain, replace the Github URLs above with your domain.
   

2. In src/javascript/config.js: Insert the Application ID of your registered application in user_app_id.

• NOTE: In order to avoid accidentally committing personal changes to this file, use git update-index --assume-unchanged src/javascript/config.js

3. Run grunt dev

Deploy js/css and template changes together

grunt dev

Deploy only js/css changes

grunt deploy

Deploy some template changes

grunt dev --path=about-us

Using sub-folders

There are times that you are working on various branches at the same time, and you want to deploy/test each branch separately on your gh-pages, you can simply use --branch=branchname for grunt commands:

• grunt dev --branch=branchname This will deploy your changes to a sub-folder named: br_branchname and it can be browsed at: https://YOUR_GITHUB_USERNAME.github.io/binary-static/br_branchname/

In order to remove the created folders from your gh-pages, you can use either:

• grunt dev --cleanup: removes all br_* folders and deploys to the root folder.

  or

• grunt shell:remove_folder --folder=br_branchname1,br_branchname2,...: only removes the specified folder(s) from your gh-pages.

  or

• grunt shell:remove_folder --keep --folder=br_branchname1,br_branchname2,...: only keeps the specified folder(s) on your gh-pages and removes everything else. Just add the --keep flag.

Use a custom domain

In order to use your custom domain, please put it in a file named CNAME inside scripts folder of your local clone of binary-static.

Manage releases

git tag ${RELEASE_TARGET}_vYYYYMMDD_${INTEGER} -m 'some message'

RELEASE_TARGET could be one of staging or production for staging and production release respectively.

Example:

git tag production_v20191010_0 -m 'release fixes to production'

Push the tag:

git push origin staging_v20191010_0

Manage translations

To add translation manually use manual translation doc