TarasMakarchuk / ek-blog_nestjs_graphql_postgres_redis_typescript_typeorm

This project has been moved from the employer's private repository to gitlab. Blog on the nestjs+graphql with the ability to add articles, authorization, role guards

The project "EK-Blog" enables authors to write, edit and publish their articles.

Link to the project on Heroku

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Part I To start the project to local:

1. Rename .env.dist file to .env

2. $ npm install

3. $ npm run migration:run

4. $ npm run start:dev

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Part II To start the project using the docker container:

1. Rename .env.dist file to .env

2. in file .env uncomment section --Postgers Docker-- and comment --Postgers local--.

3. in docker-compose.yml change ports to 5433:5432.

4. $ npm install

5. $ docker-compose up

6. $ npm run migration:run

7. $ npm run start:dev or npm run start:prod

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Part III To deploy the project on Heroku link

1. Create a new app on Heroku

2. In the project tab on Heroku "overview" install the add-on Heroku-Postgres

3. In the project tab on Heroku "overview" install the add-on Heroku-Redis

4. Create the Procfile in your project root directory and paste the following line into it: $ web: npm run start:prod

5. Follow the steps to deploy the project to Heroku in the "Deploy" tab

6. In the Heroku app go to the "settings" tab of the project,

click on the button "Reveal Config Vars"

add the following keys and values ​​to the fields:

DATABASE_URL: we take in the project on Heroku, tab resources, Heroku Postgres, settings, button View Credentials, copy the entire URI line

TYPEORM_CONNECTION: postgres

TYPEORM_URL: we take in the project on Heroku, tab resources, Heroku Postgres, settings, button View Credentials, copy the entire URI line

TYPEORM_PORT: 5432

JWT_SECRET: heroku

JWT_EXPIRES_IN: 1000d

TYPEORM_DRIVER_EXTRA: {"ssl":true}

NODE_TLS_REJECT_UNAUTHORIZED: 0

SMTP_HOST=smtp.gmail.com

SMTP_PORT=465

SMTP_SUPPORT_EMAIL=[e-mail]

SMTP_SUPPORT_PASSWORD=generate a password following this instruction link

BASE_URL=https://ek-blog.herokuapp.com

REDIS_HOST=ec2-52-211-224-65.eu-west-1.compute.amazonaws.com

REDIS_PORT=14510

REDIS_PASSWORD=we take in the project on Heroku, tab resources, Heroku Redis, settings, button View Credentials, copy the entire password line

REDIS_URL=we take in the project on Heroku, tab resources, Heroku Redis, settings, button View Credentials, copy the entire URI line

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7. Add migrations to Postgres on Heroku:

$ npm run migration:run

8. Run the command $ git push heroku master