##App tree
Boilerplate
-app
--models
---thing.js (can be changed to whatever object you need to save to DB)
---user.js (used for authentication with Passport.js. It uses email+password)
--routes.js (all the epxress routing: api calls for creating, deleting, updating, retrieving Things and managing signup, login, lougout and check loggedin status)
-config
--database.js (mongodb URI)
--passport.js (all the Passport.js authentication code)
-public
--css
---stylesheet.css
--img
--js
---home
----controllers
-----HomeController.js
----views
-----home.html
---index
----controllers
-----IndexController.js
---Users
----controllers
-----LoginController.js
-----SignupController.js
----views
-----login.html
-----signup.html
---app.js (angular routing and service for the User global object)
--views
---home.html (Home view)
---login.html (Login view)
---signup (Signup view)
--index.html (Main Index view)
-package.json
-Procfile (for Heroku deployment)
-README.md (it's me!)
-server.js (setting up the express server)
##Getting Started
- Install MongoDB, Express, Node.js and git on your machine
- Run "npm install"
- Run the server with "node server.js"
- Wait to see the following in you command line "App listening on port 8080"
- Open your browser and go here to see it live
##Git Workflow There are three main branches, develop, test, production You should have a copy of develop locally which you will use to fork your feature branches out of. Once you have finished a feature, first pull the develop branch down, then merge in your feature branch and create a pull request.