By Alvin Alexander. Last updated: June 4, 2016
These are a few notes on how I set up my Mac OS X development environment for my Radio Pi Mobile application (RPM). The app uses Sencha Touch for the front end, the Scala Play Framework for the backend server, and Nginx to glue them together.
The Play server
The server component of RPM is written using the Scala Play Framework. It runs on port 9000, and I configure it in Nginx like this:
# play server upstream radio_server { server 127.0.0.1:9000; } server { # put `radio` in /etc/hosts server_name radio; listen 9090; location / { index index.html; root /Applications/MAMP/htdocs/radio; } location /server { proxy_pass http://radio_server; } }
The Sencha Touch client
The Sencha Touch RPM client app is served by Nginx like this:
# RADIO - MOBILE server { # put `radio` in /etc/hosts server_name radiomobile; listen 5150; location / { index index.html; root /Applications/MAMP/htdocs/radiomobile; } location /server { proxy_pass http://radio_server; } }
Usage
To develop and test the application, I access the Play app at http://localhost:9090. I access the RPM client app at http://localhost:5150.
Nginx commands
On a related note, I control Nginx on my Mac OS X systems with these =nginx= commands:
#test nginx -t #start nginx # restart nginx -s reload