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Summary: Configures storybook with MUI themes as according to their documentation. We were previously not aligned with their example. See: https://storybook.js.org/addons/@react-theming/storybook-addon Details: - configure a providerFn for MUI with CssBaseline. We were previously missing the CssBaseline implementation, causing the inconsistency. Impact: Resolves inconsistency between Storybook and production. I had tested the Tabpanel in production vs Storybook. In storybook, the font had fallen back to Times New Roman, whereas in production it had fallen back to Inter. This was because of CssBaseline being configured as a child of ThemeProvider. Resolves: #914
Coder
Provision remote development environments with Terraform.
Highlights
- Automate development environments for Linux, Windows, and MacOS in your cloud
- Start writing code with a single command
- Use one of many examples to get started
Getting Started
Install the latest release.
To tinker, start with dev-mode (all data is in-memory, and is destroyed on exit):
$ coder start --dev
To run a production deployment with PostgreSQL:
$ CODER_PG_CONNECTION_URL="postgres://<username>@<host>/<database>?password=<password>" \
coder start
To run as a system service, install with .deb or .rpm:
# Edit the configuration!
$ sudo vim /etc/coder.d/coder.env
$ sudo service coder restart
Your First Workspace
In a new terminal, create a new project (eg. Develop in Linux on Google Cloud):
$ coder templates init
$ coder templates create
Create a new workspace and SSH in:
$ coder workspaces create my-first-workspace
$ coder ssh my-first-workspace
Working with Projects
You can edit the Terraform from a sample project:
$ coder templates init
$ cd gcp-linux/
$ vim main.tf
$ coder templates update gcp-linux
Contributing
Read the contributing docs.