Streetcode

This is a Back-end part of our Streetcode project. Front-end part: https://github.com/ita-social-projects/StreetCode_Client

Vision

The largest platform about the history of Ukraine, built in the space of cities.

Mission

To fill the gaps in the historical memory of Ukrainians.

Streetcode

Installation

Required to install

ASP.NET Core Runtime 6.0.12
Microsoft SQL Server 2017+
Nuke Build 6.2.1+ dotnet tool install Nuke.GlobalTool --global --version <VERSION_NUMBER>

Environment

environmental variables

spring.datasource.url=${DATASOURCE_URL}
spring.datasource.username=${DATASOURCE_USER}
spring.datasource.password=${DATASOURCE_PASSWORD}
spring.mail.username=${EMAIL_ADDRESS}
spring.mail.password=${EMAIL_PASSWORD}
cloud.name=${CLOUD_NAME}
api.key=${API_KEY}
api.secret=${API_SECRET}

Clone

Clone this repo to your local machine using:

https://github.com/ita-social-projects/StreetCode

Or if your have an associated SSH key:

git@github.com:ita-social-projects/StreetCode.git

Setup

1. Change connection string

Go to appsettings.Local.json in StreetCode.WebApi project and write your local database connection string in following format:

 Server={local_server_name};Database=StreetcodeDb;User Id={username};Password={password};MultipleActiveResultSets=true;TrustServerCertificate=true;

2. Add database seeding

Go to Program.cs in StreetCode.WebApi project and add following code:
```
await app.SeedDataAsync(); 
```

3. Create and seed local database

Run project and make sure that database was created and filled with data

How to run local

Run the Streetcode project than open your browser and enter https://localhost:5001/swagger/index.html url. If you had this page already opened, just reload it.

How to connect to db locally

launch SQL Server management Studio
In the pop-up window:
- enter "localhost" as the server name;
- select "windows authentication" as authentication mechanism;
After the connection has been established, right-click on the server (the first line with the icon), on the left-hand side of the UI
In the the appeared window find and click on "properties"
In the properties section, select "security" page
Make sure that "Server authentication" radio-button is set to "SQL Server and Windows Authentication mode"
Click "Ok"
Then again, on the left-hand side of the UI find folder entitled "Security", and expand it
In unrolled list of options find folder "Logins", and expand it
At this point, you should have "sa" as the last option. If for some reason you do not see it, please refer to https://stackoverflow.com/questions/35753254/why-login-without-rights-can-see-sa-login
Right-click on the "sa" item, select "properties"
Change password to the default system one - "Admin@1234". Don't forget to confirm it afterwards
On the left-hand side select "Status" page, and set "Login" radio-button to "Enabled"
Click "Ok"

Now you can connect to your localhost instance with login (sa) and password (Admin@1234)!

NOTE: Here's the full walkthrough: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ANFnDqe4JBk&t=211s.

How to run Docker

In the "build" project, find the "Targets" folder
In the appeared list of classes, find and click on "SetupPublicBuild.cs"
Open the command prompt/PowerShell/linux terminal, go inside of "/Streetcode" directory, and start the "SetupDocker" Target.

cd ./Streetcode
nuke SetupDocker

After waiting for target completion, you should find that the image and running containers for back-end, front-end, db and redis have been successfully created.

NOTE: If order to delete newly created images/containers/volumes, you can utilize the "CleanDocker" Target.

cd ./Streetcode
nuke CleanDocker

That will delete all unnecessary docker-atoms for you.

Usage

How to work with swagger UI

Run the Streetcode project than open your browser and enter https://localhost:5001/swagger/index.html url. If you had this page already opened, just reload it.

How to run API without swagger UI

Run the Streetcode project in any other profile but "Local" and enter http://localhost:5000. Now, you are free to test API-endpoints with Postman or any other tool.

How to run tests

How to Checkstyle

Documentation

Learn more about our documentation here.

Contributing

Gitflow

Gitflow is a lightweight, branch-based workflow.

Gitflow is an alternative Git branching model that involves the use of feature branches and multiple primary branches.

Step 1

First step is checkout to developer branch and pull the recent changes.

Step 2

🍴 Fork this repo from developer branch and name it! A short, descriptive branch name enables your collaborators to see ongoing work at a glance. For example, increase-test-timeout or add-code-of-conduct.

Step 3

🔨 On your branch, make ANY reasonable & desired changes to the repository.

Step 4

📈 Commit and push your changes to your branch. Give each commit a descriptive message to help you and future contributors understand what changes the commit contains. For example, fix typo or increase rate limit. Note: you don't need to commit every line of your code in separate commits.

Step 5

Before creating pull request you need to check the developer branch state! To avoid conflicts, you should merge developer branch to your local branch! And resolve your local conflicts. Mini manual: checkout to your local branch and write in console git merge developer.

Step 6

🔃 Create a new pull request using this link.

Step 7

🙋 Assign reviewers! Reviewers should leave questions, comments, and suggestions. After receiving comments, improve the code. Get Approved status on the request and be satisfied with it!

Step 8

🎉 After 3 approved reviews, merge your pull request with developer branch! Also, it is important to wait for your scrum master to approve your changes. If there are some conflicts, resolve them, again.

Step 9

✂️ Delete redundant branch. Done!

Hotfixes

Oops, some fixed needs to be done immediately? Use this guide for Hotfixes!

Some fixes will be needed due to the nature of Gitflow. You would have to do a 'hotfix' or something outside of the normal process, but it's simply part of our normal process.