Multimoco Web frontend

Deployment (CI/CD)

Pushing to main automatically builds and deploys the app via GitHub Actions. The workflow:

1. Checks out the code on the self-hosted runner
2. Installs dependencies with pnpm
3. Builds the app
4. Restarts the pm2 process

Monitor deployments in the Actions tab on GitHub, or on the server:

gh run watch        # stream current run in terminal
pm2 logs multimoco  # tail app logs after deploy

Environment variables (MONGODB_URI, MONGO_DB, GC_API_KEY) are managed as repository secrets in GitHub (Settings → Secrets and variables → Actions).

Process Management (pm2)

This service is managed by pm2. The process runs from the GitHub Actions runner workspace. Common commands:

pm2 ls                  # list all managed processes and their status
pm2 info multimoco      # show process details including working directory
pm2 stop multimoco      # stop the service
pm2 restart multimoco   # restart the service
pm2 reload multimoco    # zero-downtime reload
pm2 logs multimoco      # tail logs
pm2 save                # persist process list across reboots
pm2 startup             # generate startup script for the system

To set up pm2 for the first time on the runner workspace:

cd /opt/github-runners/runner-01/_work/multimoco-web/multimoco-web
pm2 start "npm run start" --name multimoco
pm2 save

Runner workspace: /opt/github-runners/runner-01/_work/multimoco-web/multimoco-web

Prerequisites

• Node.js 18.20.4 (see .nvmrc)
• pnpm
• MongoDB server — connection set via MONGODB_URI environment variable

Copy .env.local.example to .env.local and fill in values for local development:

MONGODB_URI=...
MONGO_DB=...
GC_API_KEY=...

The codebase is bootstrapped with create-next-app.

Local Development

pnpm install
pnpm run dev

Build & Export (Static)

For the GitHub Pages static export:

• Checkout static-render branch, merge other branches if necessary

git checkout static-render

• Set environment variable

export MULTIMOCO_STATIC_BUILD=1

• Build

pnpm next build && pnpm next export -o docs

• Make sure .nojekyll is present in docs/ (GitHub Pages needs it to disable Jekyll)

• Push to GitHub

git push