SergioElisondo / hotdognohotdogtest

test version of hot dog no hot dog

Install

npm install npm i multer npm i axios

***IN HEROKU: MUST INCLUDE CONFIG VARS!!! There will be a handfull of KEYS and VALUES such as: CLOUD_NAME CLOUD_API_KEY MS_COMPUTER_VISION_SUBSCRIPTION_KEY etc... include all of them!

****IN HEROKU: make sure under DEPLOY to change to proper URL

***FIX HEADER NAME -- was "HOT DOG NOT HOT DOG... etc"

****must change to URL friendly header such as: 'hotdognothotdog'

****add node version to package.json (place underneath "version": "1.0.0",) would look like this below:

"engines": { "node": "14.11.1" },

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Things to add

• Create a config folder with a .env file and add the following as key = value
  • PORT = 2121 (can be any port example: 3000)
  • CLOUD_NAME = your cloudinary cloud name
  • CLOUD_API_KEY = your cloudinary api key
  • CLOUD_API_SECRET = your cloudinary api secret
  • MS_COMPUTER_VISION_SUBSCRIPTION_KEY = your Microsoft Subscription Key
  • MS_COMPUTER_VISION_ENDPOINT = your Microsoft Computer Vision Endpoint
  • MS_FACE_ENDPOINT = your Microsoft Face Endpoint
  • MS_FACE_SUB_KEY = your Microsoft Face Key

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Run

npm start

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-EXTRA NOTES- YOU MUST RUN THESE STEPS!!

-npm install (OPTIONAL)-heroku authorizations:create (in case you're out of date...) -npm install -g heroku (in the proper directory) -heroku login -i (if this one doesn't work due to MFA extra security, use the one below to sign in via browser) -heroku login (if email already there yellow, just hit ENTER -- then do password) -heroku create 'name-of-the-project' (make sure it's like this with dashes and '')

-echo "web:node server.js" > Procfile -git add . -git commit -m "changes" -git push heroku main

BEFORE YOU UPLOAD

1. "Config Vars" -- add your DB string OR credentials from cloudinary / azure within heroku: -go to your app -go to settings -go to Config Vars -add string like this: DB_STRING
   (left is first box, no equal sign right box is string) mongodb+srv://username:[e-mail]/todo?retryWrites=true&w=majority

2. IF using mongoDB, "Whitelist" the IP address in MongoDB -- in other words, "allow all": -in mongoDB, make sure you're in correct project -go to Network Access -go to Edit next to IP Address -set to either "allow all" or 0.0.0.0/0