Vikas2004 / hunt-2

hunt-2

Links

• GitHub Repo : https://github.com/rohith0696/hunt-2
• Hosted App deployed on Heroku: https://hunt-2.herokuapp.com/

Team

• Rohith Chittimalla
• Rajashekar Gande

Stack

• Platform : Node(15.1.0),
• Web Framework : Express,
• View Engine : EJS,
• DB : NoSQL,
• ORD : Mongoose,
• Web App Host : Heroku,
• Data Host : Atlas,
• Coding Standards : ESlint.

CI/CD

• Auto deploy is used from main repo.

Instructions

• Steps for starting the cloned repository using the Powershell.
• Open PS as admin using the Powershell in the-Hunt Folder.
• Use "npm install" to install modules.
• Use "npm run dev" to start a local version.
• Open a browser to the URL provided in the powershell.

Production Environment

1. Run MongoDB in the cloud - see https://www.mongodb.com/cloud/atlas

Review Code Organization

• index.js - Starting point for the application. Defines the express server, requires routes and models. Loads everything and begins listening for events.
• controllers/ - logic for handling client requests
• data/ - seed data loaded each time the application starts
• models/ - schema descriptions for custom data types
• routes/ - route definitions for the API
• utils/ - utilities
• views/ - EJS - embedded JavaScript and HTML used to create dynamic pages

References

• https://github.com/denisecase/node-express-mvc-ejs-start
• https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Learn/Server-side/Express_Nodejs/development_environment
• https://developerhowto.com/2018/12/29/build-a-rest-api-with-node-js-and-express-js/
• https://github.com/Krishna-Koyyalamudi/The-Hunt
• https://github.com/Dixith1196/hunt

Deployment

• App Hosting with Heroku

Set up Heroku

1. Signup for Heroku account.
2. Install Heroku CLI.
3. Create a new app with a unique name (this will appear in your app URI).
4. Go to App / Settings / Config Vars and add an ATLAS_URI key with the value from your .env.
5. Go to App / Settings / Heroku Git URL and copy the URL to clipboard to paste in following command.
6. Create a git alias named heroku that points to this URL. Either use TortoiseGit / Settings / Remote to create heroku and set it to the URL - or open PowerShell as Admin in your root project folder and use just your Heroku app name in the command below:

heroku login
heroku git:remote -a yourHerokuAppName

Deploy with Heroku

After making changes, open PowerShell as Admin in your root project folder:

heroku login
git push heroku master