JS application - how to run it

Install:

1. Install Docker (see requirements for Mac and Windows)
2. Install Node.js

JS Backend:

SETUP:

1. Create a folder for the JS-environment
2. In the folder click right button of the mouse and choose Git Bash Here
3. In console write: git clone https://github.com/intive/patronage21-js-backend.git (this command will clone JS Backend repository into the environment folder)
4. In console write: cd patronage21-js-backend
5. In console write: npm install

Workflow:

Update files from GitHub before running it (git pull; npm install)

Run with Docker:

• create .env file in root directory. In console write: cp .env.example .env
• update .env file:

PORT=
ADDRESS=mongo

• in console write: docker-compose up --build
• open in browser http://localhost:8080/api-docs/

Run with NPM:

Update files from GitHub before running it (git pull; npm install)

• update .env file in root directory:

PORT=
ADDRESS=

• to start the application in console write: npm run dev
• open in browser http://localhost:8080/api-docs/

JS Frontend:

SETUP:

1. In the environment folder click right button of the mouse and choose Git Bash Here
2. In console write: git clone https://github.com/intive/patronage21-js-frontend.git (this command will clone JS Frontend repository into the environment folder)
3. In the console write: cd patronage21-js-frontend
4. In the console write: npm install

Workflow:

• remember always to update files from GitHub before running it (git pull; npm install)
• in console write: npm run dev (this will open next.js app)
• open the browser using http://localhost:3000
• if testing needs connection with backend make sure its running