Hello World 2017 API

This repository contains the source code for the Hello World 2017 backend api.

Running Locally

You can follow these steps to get the server running locally:

• Have php 7 installed
• Clone this repository
• Run composer install in the project directory to install dependencies. If you don't have composer installed, grab it here
• Create a .env file in the project root (next to .env.example).
• Configure .env to use your local mysql database credentials
• Run php artisan migrate to set up the database, and then php artisan db:seed
• Run php artisan jwt:generate to create a JWT token
• Run php artisan key:generate to create an app key
• Finally, run the server with php artisan serve.

It's not required, but you can make some optional configuration changes if needed:

• You can assign a member the devteam role by inserting a row into the row_user pivot table. Users with the devteam role can set up additional admin accounts via the stats page. The site mode can also be configured on this screen.
• You can start up the worker queue with php artisan queue:work. This queue will handle sending emails; if it's not running, emails won't be sent or logged.
• By default, the MAIL_DRIVER setting is set to log. Emails will be saved in storage/logs/laravel.log instead of actually being sent. To change this, you can set the MAIL_DRIVER to mailgun and update the mailgun credentials.
• By default, resumes will be saved locally in storage/app/resumes. If you want to upload the resumes to Amazon S3, set the FILESYSTEM_DRIVER=s3 in the .env file. You'll also need to configure the AWS key, secret, region, and bucket credentials.

You can run tests with ./vendor/bin/phpunit.