adufou / GameStonk

Website to handle Games (MMOs) portfolios

Get started

🙏 If you encounter any problem following the README, please open an Issue ! https://github.com/adufou/GameStonk/issues/new/

Requirements

• Unix (Windows not entirely supported, mainly hot reload. Need to be able to run make for optimal dev experience too)
• Node 18
• Docker

Install repo and initialize

📣 Here, GAMESTONK_ROOT refers to the result of pwd in the GameStonk folder created by the git clone command

Clone the repo

git clone https://github.com/adufou/GameStonk.git

Create your .env file:

1. Duplicate the .env.template file in the same location.
2. Update the GAMESTONK_LOCATION variable to GAMESTONK_ROOT

Installation

📑 For more information, see https://github.com/adufou/GameStonk/blob/master/api/README.md (FR only at the moment)

💡 If you want to see all make commands, simply run

make

In GAMESTONK_ROOT, run

make init-volumes && make install

Then, run the app 🚀

make run

Once the app is up and running, you can see logs by running

make logs

You can access :

• Front: http://localhost:4000/
• Pgadmin: http://localhost:5050/ (see Setup Pgadmin)
• API URL is http://localhost:3000/

Setup Pgadmin

Go to http://localhost:5050/, and login with

• email: [e-mail]
• password: admin

Refer to this guide, mainly the Setting up pgAdmin and PostgreSQL Server part at the end

Basically:

• Right click Servers (top left of Pgadmin), then Register > Server...
• Name: Whatever you want
• Then in Connection tab
  • Host name/address: DB_HOST of your .env
  • Port: DB_PORT of your .env
  • Maintenance database: postgres
  • Username: DB_USER of your .env
  • Password: DB_PASSWORD of your .env

Now pgadmin will be configured to use the DB until you remove the volumes folder in GAMESTONK_ROOT, or run make init-pgadmin or make init-volumes commands

Ressources

Trello: https://trello.com/b/F5yH0slC/stonkofus

Serveur: https://www.ovh.com/manager/#/dedicated/server/ns399800.ip-5-196-67.eu

Doc

https://dev.to/chukwutosin_/step-by-step-guide-setting-up-a-nestjs-application-with-docker-and-postgresql-5hei