ORCID Member Portal

The ORCID Member Portal is a new suite of tools intended to help organizations make the most of their ORCID membership. This application is currently under development and has not yet been released.

The first phase of development includes features that simplify the process of posting affiliation information (employment, education, etc) to researchers’ ORCID records.

Project tasks are managed in Trello:

• Current development tasks: https://trello.com/b/a8Cxpwqe/member-services-current-development
• Release notes: https://trello.com/b/9Xugawlx/member-services-release-notes-2020

Development setup

Prerequisites

• OpenJDK 11
• Git
• NodeJS
• Yeoman
• Yarn
• MongoDB
• MongoDB compass also recommended
• Angular CLI

Install and start MongoDB

Install and start MongoDB Community Edition for your OS

Clone the orcid-member-services repository

Create a git directory in your home folder, and clone the orcid-member-services project there:

mkdir ~/git
cd ~/git
git clone git@github.com:ORCID/orcid-member-services.git

Set Java version to Open JDK 11

Edit bash profile to set JAVA_HOME to your OpenJDK 11 path, ex:

vim ~/.bash_profile
export JAVA_HOME=$(/usr/libexec/java_home -v 11)

Start the discovery service

• Open a new terminal
• cd orcid-member-services/discovery-service/
• Run bash mvnw
• Wait for it to start
• Verify it has started properly. Go to http://localhost:8761/#/ and sign in with admin, password admin

Start the user service

Our user service, based on JHipster UAA, is the service we use to secure our member services app. We also use it for all user based functionality.

IMPORTANT! For running locally without an email server connected, disable mail health check for oauth2-services before starting. Edit oauth2-service/src/main/resources/config/application.yml and set health - mail - enabled to false.

• Open a new terminal
• cd orcid-member-services/user-service/
• Run bash mvnw
• Wait for it to start

Start the gateway:

• Start MongoDB (e.g. mongod --config /usr/local/etc/mongod.conf --fork)
• Open a new terminal
• cd orcid-member-services/gateway/
• Run bash mvnw
• Wait for it to start
• Go to http://localhost:8080/ and sign in with the admin credentials admin / admin

Start the Angular frontend

• Open a new terminal
• cd orcid-member-services/ui
• Run ng serve
• Wait for it to start

Start the assertion service

• Open a new terminal
• cd orcid-member-services/assertion-service
• Run bash mvnw
• Wait for it to start

Start the member service

• Open a new terminal
• cd orcid-member-services/member-service
• Run bash mvnw
• Wait for it to start

Notes

• As long as the jhipster-registry is running first, the starting order of the other services is not important. They can also be started concurrently.