NodeJS and React magic behind itsgoingto.be
The Node backend can be found in the server folder and the React app can be found in the app folder.
You will need to have Docker installed and running, aswell as Node and NPM.
Clone the repository into a local folder.
Now inside the project folder run
./app/docker-build.sh
./server/docker-build.sh
docker-compose up
You will now be able to access the app at http://localhost:8000, storybook at http://localhost:6006 and swagger at http://localhost:4000.
Everytime you make a change to the app or storybook stories the app will automatically rebuild and refresh in the browser.
Note: If you make any changes to the packages in the app or server you will need to re-run the relevant docker-build.sh script.
To test the React app, run the folowwing from inside the app folder.
npm run lint to run the linter.
npm run test to run all the unit tests using jest.
To test the Node Server, run the folowwing from inside the server folder.
npm run lint to run the linter.
npm run test to run all the unit tests using jest.
Note: You will need to have Docker running to run the server tests, as this uses a docker container for a mysql server.
API documentation can be found at server/swagger.yml
Copyright (c) 2018 James Grant
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