Merge branch 'main' into '293-change-highlighting-of-unread-emails'

2024-05-07 - improve new email highlighting

2024-05-07 - add exercise name, rework exercise panel add dialogs

2024-05-07 - add learning objectives page to the instructor view

2024-05-07 - change the tab icon to the INJECT logo

2024-05-03 - improve Codegen pipeline and separate it from the codebase

2024-04-21 - improvements to the login UI, onboarding UI, added support for disabling AAI

### Docker deployment

The repository has a prepared Dockerfile so you can build the image: 

```

docker build . -t inject-fe

```

Run the following command to deploy the docker container:

```

docker run -p 80:80 inject-fe

```

During runtime of the container it's required to bind the container to a given `backend` instance:

```

docker run -p 80:80 -e VITE_HTTP_HOST=secure-be.inject.muni.cz -e VITE_HTTP_WS=wss://secure-be.inject.muni.cz/ttxbackend/v1/graphql inject-fe

```

Please keep in mind that changing environment variables requires restarting the container if done during runtime.

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## How to run

Install Node 20 LTS, Yarn, Python 3.8

To ensure the frontend application functions properly, it's necessary to have a backend instance up and running. Follow these steps to run the backend application:

```

# https://stackoverflow.com/questions/16773642/pull-git-submodules-after-cloning-project-from-github

git submodule update --init

poetry run python manage.py migrate

poetry run python manage.py createcachetable

cd ..

```

yarn

# run backend server on a known address, set it appopriately in src/config.ts and also in Backend KNOWN_HOSTS

# first run backend in different pane

poetry run python manage.py runserver

After ensuring that the backend is properly configured and running, proceed with the installation steps for frontend outlined in [INSTALLATION.md](INSTALLATION.md).

To run the frontend, you have two options, each with its own set of requirements. The first method utilizes [yarn](#running-with-yarn) and is mostly used for development setup, while the second employs [Docker](INSTALLATION.md).

## Running with yarn

To run the frontend application using yarn, ensure you have the following prerequisites:

* [Node 20 LTS](https://nodejs.org/en)

* [Yarn](https://yarnpkg.com/)

Further make sure that the backend server is running. Make sure to set its address in `src/config.ts` and also in the backend's `KNOWN_HOSTS`.

Once you have these installed and everything configured, follow these steps:

# then after running backend, run frontend dev

First run the following command to install project dependencies:

```

yarn

```

Then run the frontend development server:

```

yarn dev

# if on windows, make sure that Git is installed and run on GitBash

```

If you're on Windows, ensure that Git is installed and run the command in GitBash:

```

GIT_ENABLED=1 yarn dev

```

# if building

If you want to build the app for deployment, then follow these steps.

# this step is mandatory, it compiles `graphql` and `shared` library

Compile the graphql and shared library:

```

yarn prebuild

# this builds the `dist/` artifact from `frontend` repo.

```

Then build the `dist/` artifact from the frontend repository:

```

yarn build

```

3. If headers change (signifying new behaviour), please revalidate if application works and fix it

4. Done, don't forget to mark your MR with [x] that the MR is tested with new backend

## Docker deployment

Repository has a prepared Dockerfile which can be compiled accordingly. 

```

docker build . -t inject-fe

```

To deploy the docker container, you only need to execute:

```

docker run -p 80:80 inject-fe

```

During runtime of the container it's required to bind the container to a given `backend` instance. This can be done accordingly

```

docker run -p 80:80 -e VITE_HTTP_HOST=secure-be.inject.muni.cz -e VITE_HTTP_WS=wss://secure-be.inject.muni.cz/ttxbackend/v1/graphql inject-fe

```

Please mind, that changing environment variables requires restart of the container if done during the runtime.

## How to test the Monorepo

Run `yarn test`, the tests should take no more than a minute now.

Subproject commit 116b70b4ac5c450e7d62af41244fb47e672d5630

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fragment Exercise on ExerciseType {

  id

  name

  running

  finished

  exerciseStart