This is a React.js application that is part of an interactive Knative and serverless tutorial called the Compile Driver, a ride at an imaginary theme park called Coderland. This application uses your computer camera to allow you to take a snapshot. The snapshot is then sent to a service that overlays the photo, and the result is sent back to this application and displayed.
To run this demo, you'll need to point it to a service that accepts a JPEG picture as a base64 string in a JSON document and returns a base64 string (for the updated image) in a JSON document.
image-overlay is the service that is used with this application. It is run as a Knative service in OpenShift.
- You must set the REACT_APP_OVERLAY_URL environment variable to point to the service that does the image overlay.
- You must set the REACT_APP_OVERLAY_MESSAGE environment variable. This is the message that appears on the photo, e.g. "Hello from Coderland!"
There are options for running this program:
- Run it from the command line
npm installREACT_APP_OVERLAY_URL=http://myservice-myproject.mydomain.com REACT_APP_OVERLAY_MESSAGE='Hello from Coderland!' npm start
- Run it in a Linux container
docker build -t coderland .docker run -p 3000:3000 -e REACT_APP_OVERLAY_URL http://myservice-myprojecct.mydomain.com -e REACT_APP_OVERLAY_MESSAGE 'Hello from Coderland!' coderland- Open browser to
localhost:3000
- Run it in OpenShift
📄 ARTICLE: Part 1: Introduction to Serverless with Knative
🎬 VIDEO: Part 1: Introduction to Serverless with Knative
📄ARTICLE: Part 2: Building a Serverless Service
🎬 VIDEO: Part 2: Building a Serverless Service
📄ARTICLE: Part 3: Deploying a Serverless Service to Knative
🎬 VIDEO: Part 3: Deploying a Serverless Service to Knative
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