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Instructions for finding and managing extra/external applications like CAD and Public Transportation.
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| name | extra-apps |
| description | Instructions for finding and managing extra/external applications like CAD and Public Transportation. |
The AutomateLinux ecosystem integrates several external applications stored directly in the extraApps/ directory.
| App ID | Display Name | Has Server | Dev Path | Prod Path |
|---|---|---|---|---|
cad | CAD Application | No | /opt/automateLinux/extraApps/cad | /opt/prod/cad |
pt | Public Transportation | No | /opt/automateLinux/extraApps/publicTransportation | /opt/prod/publicTransportation |
d listApps # List all registered apps
d appStatus # Show status of all apps
d appStatus --app cad # Show status of specific app
d startApp --app <name> --mode <prod|dev> # Start app services
d stopApp --app <name> --mode <prod|dev|all> # Stop app services
d restartApp --app <name> --mode <prod|dev> # Restart app services
d enableApp --app <name> --mode <prod|dev> # Enable services at boot (systemctl enable)
d disableApp --app <name> --mode <prod|dev|all> # Disable services from boot
# Build C++ server components (cmake && make)
d buildApp --app cad --mode prod
# Install npm dependencies
d installAppDeps --app cad --mode dev # Install all components
d installAppDeps --app cad --mode dev --component client # Client only
App ports are managed centrally by the daemon.
| App | Mode | Port | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| CAD | Prod | 3000 | CAD frontend production |
| CAD | Dev | 3001 | CAD frontend development |
| PT | Prod | 3002 | Public Transportation production |
| PT | Dev | 3003 | Public Transportation development |
d setPort --key pt-dev --value 3005 # Update port assignment
d getPort --key cad-dev # Query current port
d listPorts # List all port mappings
Production deployments are git worktrees located at /opt/prod/<appName>/:
ls /opt/prod/
# cad/ publicTransportation/
To update a production deployment:
cd /opt/prod/cad
git fetch origin
git checkout <commit-or-tag>
d buildApp --app cad --mode prod # Rebuild server
d installAppDeps --app cad --mode prod # Reinstall deps
d restartApp --app cad --mode prod # Restart services
/opt/automateLinux/extraApps/cad/open_app.sh
This starts the dev server on the daemon-registered port and opens Chrome in app mode.
d publicTransportationOpenApp # Opens in browser
When multiple machines are connected via WireGuard VPN, the daemon tracks which peer is actively working on each extraApp to prevent git conflicts.
Use gita instead of git add when working in an extraApp directory:
cd /opt/automateLinux/extraApps/cad
gita . # Claims app, then runs git add
The gita function automatically:
d claimApp --app <name> to register ownershipd claimApp --app cad # Claim exclusive work on cad
d releaseApp --app cad # Release when done
d getAppOwner --app cad # Check who owns an app