Restorer

Restores snapshotted content back into Composer. The snapshotting itself is taken care of in flexible-snapshotter.

Before running locally

Set up

Install client-side dependencies and build JS/CSS

Tool versions (Node, Java, sbt, Scala) are pinned in .tool-versions and managed with mise. Install them once with mise install, then:

Run ./scripts/setup.

$ npm install
$ npm run build

# Alternatively to continuously watch for changes and rebuild
$ npm run dev

This project does not have hot module reloading so you will have to reload the page on Javascript or SCSS updates

Get credentials

• Get Composer credentials from Janus
• Make sure you have restore_content permission on CODE environment
• Log in to CODE Workflow

Start the app

$ sbt
[restorer] $ run

The app will then be accessible locally at: https://restorer.local.dev-gutools.co.uk/

Run end-to-end tests headlessly

Use:

npm run test

Testing interactively

run npm run test:ui in your devcontainer terminal Open a browser on your host machine and point it at localhost:9323 to open the Playwright UI

Playwright discovers and runs the specs under e2e-tests/steps.

Run local stack only - no AWS credentials and all services mocked locally

If you want the same Testcontainers stack used by the e2e test without running the spec itself, use:

npm run dev:local

This starts LocalStack and Restorer using the same bootstrap code as the e2e suite and keeps the stack running until you press Ctrl+C.