- virtualbox or libvirt (to run the virtual machine)
- vagrant (to manage the virtual machine)
- git
- nfs-kernel-server (Linux only)
- vagrant-hostmanager
- vagrant-vbguest (if you're using virtualbox)
- vagrant-libvirt (if you're using libvirt)
- Copy the repository content (please don't fork it so that there is no link to forked repositories someone might look up the solution at)
- Start the virtual machine
vagrant up(you might be asked for your password to update the hosts file, then take a short coffee break while the machine gets built) - Log in to the virtual machine
vagrant ssh - Initialize the database
./manage.py migrate - Create a Google OAuth client ID (https://developers.google.com/identity/sign-in/web/devconsole-project) and add http://angular-test.rh-dev.eu:8001 to "Authorized JavaScript origins"
- Save the client ID in the Django settings file (backend/settings.py) to the variable GOOGLE_CLIENT_ID and use the same one in the frontend app
- Start the development webserver
./manage.py runserver 0.0.0.0:8000 - Implement the frontend against the API
- Extend the readme on how to build and run the frontend, the frontend webserver should run on port 8001 (http://angular-test.rh-dev.eu:8001)
If you don't want/can to run the application in the virtual machine, just use the instance deployed on Heroku: https://angular-testcase.herokuapp.com/api/users
- Google OAuth client id to be used:
396519560792-flahmhsg3n40gk0nnil821q7ma7rkca8.apps.googleusercontent.com - Authorized JavaScript origins:
http://localhost:9000 - Authorized redirect URIs:
http://localhost:9000http://localhost:9000/oauth2callback
The OAuth token generated on the client side must be sent with each request to the server in the Authorization header.
Authorization: Token thisIsMyOAuthToken
The API provides GET, PUT, POST, PATCH, DELETE and OPTIONS to manage all user related needs
http://angular-test.rh-dev.eu:8000/api/users to list and http://angular-test.rh-dev.eu:8000/api/users/{id} to manage single users
This project was generated with Angular CLI version 1.7.3.
Make sure you are using Node 8 or later
Under /frontend run npm install and It will install all required dependencies for the project.
Once installed run npm serve and server will be running in http://localhost:9000. You can also run ng serve --port 9000 and will get the same result.
The app will automatically reload if you change any of the source files.
The default app is connecting to the heroku deployed server, that means it is using the OAuth client id referenced under alternative setup.
You can change it in enviroment files under /enviroments