Finnjamboree 2016 procurement system backend.
You will need Vagrant and VirtualBox on your machine.
Clone this repository into a local directory. Enter the project directory on a command line. Initialize the Vagrant virtual machine with the command vagrant up. This will create a virtual machine for you and install all the required software in it.
Enter the project directory. If you don't have the Vagrant virtual machine running, run vagrant up (you can check the status with vagrant status). Then run vagrant ssh to access the virtual machine.
Inside the virtual machine run npm start inside the /vagrant directory.
The application will be available at http://localhost:3000/, from both the host and guest operating systems.
Note that the virtual machine has the NODE_ENV-environment variable set to dev, so to run in production mode, run with NODE_ENV=production npm start.
npm run create-user -- <member number> <user email> <user role> [<user role>...] [--costcenter <code>...] [--approverOf <code>...] [--controllerOf <code>...]
Member number needs to be 7 characters long. You will need to specify at least one role for the user. To see a list of roles, see the role fixture file. Use the costcenter, approverOf and controllerOf flags to specify which cost centers the user can access, approve or control, respectively.
You can obtain a login URL by running:
npm run generate-login-link <user email>
If you simply want to reset the development database contents you can:
npm run reset-database
By default file change events do not propagate between the host and virtual machine. Therefore the webpack development server and test watcher won't function properly. The notification can be easily enabled though with a vagrant plugin. If you already have vagrant running, destroy your current virtual machine with vagrant destroy. Then run vagrant plugin install vagrant-notify-forwarder, then recreate the virtual machine with vagrant up and enjoy your file watchers!
For more information on the use of Vagrant, see the Vagrant documentation
Node.JS and PostgreSQL
Clone this repository.
In the repository, install dependencies by running:
npm install
Make sure your local PostgreSQL installation is running, and set up dev environment with:
sudo -u postgres npm run dev-setup
Or, if you're using OS X:
npm run dev-setup
To remove development and test databases, you can run:
sudo -u postgres npm run dev-teardown
Or, if you're using OS X:
npm run dev-teardown
If you simply want to reset the development database contents you can:
npm run reset-database
Run the application with:
NODE_ENV=dev npm start
(then connect to localhost:3000 with your browser to see)
If you are not using vagrant, download the selenium standalone server and run it to be able to run the integration tests:
wget "http://selenium-release.storage.googleapis.com/2.48/selenium-server-standalone-2.48.2.jar"
java -jar selenium-server-standalone-2.48.2.jar
Tests include linter, API and interation tests. Run all tests and checks:
npm test
You can also run only the linter with npm run linter, API tests with npm run test-backend and integration tests with npm run test-e2e.