There are several components to the project that must get started up. I've included command-line instructions in both yarn (preferred) and npm if yarn is not available.
First create the file server/.env with the following content:
FIREBASE_API_KEY=firebase_key_provided_by_email
Go to your terminal and run this command to start the web server:
cd server
yarn install # npm install
yarn start # npm run start
The result will be a server running on http://localhost:8080
Likewise, do the same to run the web app in a separate terminal:
cd webapp
yarn install # npm install
yarn start # npm run start
This will open a the app in your browser on http://localhost:3000
Finally, start up the task runner to being progressing through tasks:
cd taskrunner
yarn install # npm install
yarn start # npm run start
This will open a the app in your browser on http://localhost:3000 You can login with the following fake credentials:
| Username | Password |
|---|---|
| user1 | user1 |
| user2 | user2 |
| user3 | user3 |
| user4 | user4 |
You'll be creating a lot of tasks when demoing the app, so I added a couple useful functions to the task runner.
yarn reset-tasks: Resets the progress for all tasks in the database
yarn delete-tasks: Removes all tasks in the database
server.js- Initializes hapi serverroutes.js- Adds endpoints to server/controllers- Handle communications between server, socket, and clients/services- Facilitate interactions with database. Each file reflects a table in database
