Udagram is a fairly simple application that includes all the major components of a Full-Stack web application.
Front-End Link: http://udagramfronty.s3-website.eu-central-1.amazonaws.com/
Back-End Link: http://udagram-env.eba-bttdvmu3.eu-central-1.elasticbeanstalk.com/
- Clone this repo locally into the location of your choice.
- Move the content of the udagram folder at the root of the repository as this will become the main content of the project.
- Open a terminal and navigate to the root of the repo
- follow the instructions in the installation step
Keep in mind that you will need to configure the database connection variables on your own.
- Node v14.15.1 (LTS) or more recent. While older versions can work it is advisable to keep node to latest LTS version
- npm 6.14.8 (LTS) or more recent, Yarn can work but was not tested for this project
- AWS CLI v2, v1 can work but was not tested for this project
- A RDS database running Postgres.
- A S3 bucket for hosting uploaded pictures.
Provision the necessary AWS services needed for running the application:
- In AWS, provision a publicly available RDS database running Postgres.
- In AWS, provision a s3 bucket for hosting the uploaded files.
- Export the ENV variables needed or use a package like dotnev/.
- From the root of the repo, navigate udagram-api folder
cd starter/udagram-apito install the node_modulesnpm install. After installation is done start the api in dev mode withnpm run dev. - Without closing the terminal in step 1, navigate to the udagram-frontend
cd starter/udagram-frontendto intall the node_modulesnpm install. After installation is done start the api in dev mode withnpm run start.
This project contains two different test suite: unit tests and End-To-End tests(e2e). Follow these steps to run the tests.
cd starter/udagram-frontendnpm run testnpm run e2e
There are no Unit test on the back-end
Unit tests are using the Jasmine Framework.
The e2e tests are using Protractor and Jasmine.