WillCodeForWillToLive

Project Description

This is an implementation of the Sumerge project for the Software Engineering course 'CSEN601'

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Important:Server heroku Deployment link:https://sumerge-se.herokuapp.com/

Important:Client heroku Deployment link:https://sumerge-portal.herokuapp.com/

Contribution

• Clone the repo.
• Check out to your branch git checkout <branchname>.
• Use the branch that correspond to the task you were handed.
• When you're done, push to your branch and at the end create a pull request to the dev branch.
• Please don't edit the .gitignore file unless you tell other members first.

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Project Setup

• Clone the repository git clone https://github.com/SE-GUC/WillCodeForWillToLive
• Access the repository directory cd WillCodeForWillToLive
• Check out to the correct branch git checkout <branch name>
• install required pacakges npm i
• Copy .env_example to .env then open it and add the server port number and mongo uri
• To run the server use the command npm run dev and it will use nodemon to restart the server each time you save

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Important: For React

• Clone the repository git clone https://github.com/SE-GUC/WillCodeForWillToLive
• Access the repository directory cd WillCodeForWillToLive
• Check out to the correct branch git checkout <branch name>
• install required pacakges npm i
• access the client directory cd client
• install required pacakges npm i
• go back to repo directory cd ..
• pull from react_dev branch git pull origin react_dev
• Run this command cp .env_example .env && npm i && cd client && cp .env_example .env && npm i && cd .. If that didn't work: split the && to lines (ie: type the followinig): 1.cp .env_example .env 2.npm i 3.cd client 4.cp .env_example .env 5.npm i 6.cd ..
• Copy .env_example to .env then open it and add the server port number and mongo uri inside WillCodeForWillToLive (do not add anything to the .env inside client just yet)
• make sure to add a port number besides 3000
• to run both react and and node use the command npm run both
• For Now don't edit any files. add your components to client/src/components. you can edit the files in order to test but then please revert any changes besides the added components. this is to prevent unnecessary conflicts for later. Once a common app is set up, this can be ignored

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Hint: You can create a folder called private tests where ever in the project to try anything without affecting the repository (Check .gitignore file).