abdelrahman-tarek-0 / store-backend

complete back-end store with authorization

StoreBackend with node

Download the following

• Download and install PostgreSql
• Download and install node.js

check the REQUIREMENTS.md

• in this file you will find all the routes in the api and how to create user and token to use for all the rest of the routes

Database

• after downloading PostgreSql and install it

open the default postgres user by running this command in the terminal

psql -U postgres

and write your password u created in the installation.

after connecting to the default postgres user

run this command

CREATE DATABASE store_dev;
CREATE DATABASE store_test;

now you are ready to start the project

to start the project

build the server and connect to the database

npm run initialize   

• Start the server to start using the api

npm run jsStart

Environment Variables

• you need to create .env file and put this inside it PORT = 3000

  ENV = dev

  POSTGRES_HOST = localhost

  POSTGRES_PORT = 5432

  POSTGRES_DB = store_dev

  POSTGRES_DB_test = store_test

  POSTGRES_USER = postgres

  POSTGRES_PASSWORD = 123123pass

  BCRYPT_PASS = ThisIsTotalyNotAPassWord

  TOKEN_PASS = ThisIsTotalyNotAPassWord

  SALT_ROUNDS = 11

ports server and postgres

server running on port 3000 PSQL running on port 5432

Scripts

To run db-migrate up to start the migration

npm run migration:stop

To run db-migrate down to stop the migration

npm run migration:stop

To run jasmine tests

npm run unit_test

to use prettier and eslint for better code formatting

npm run clean

To run the nodemon to watch for any changes in the dev phase

npm run dev

To build the project

npm run build