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Team ToDo.

This project is a MVP of a web application for SportCred. It is built using the MERN stack.

Documentation

Documentation for each sprint can be found in ./docs.

Run App Locally

You will need to run our front end and back end application separately.

Requirements

  1. You must have node installed and be able to use npm
  2. You will also need to configure an .env file. A template can be found below.

Back End Setup

  1. cd backend
  2. npm install
  3. npm run start

If you want your application to live reload on file changes please install nodemon by running npm i nodemon and for step 3 run nodemon ./server.js instead.

.env file example

PORT=5000 // The port number should not be changed (unless you plan on updating the front end as well)
DB_URI=mongodb+srv://<username>:<password>@<example>.mongodb.net/<dbname>?retryWrites=true&w=majority //You will need to configure an instance of mongoDB. You can use MongoDB Atlas.

The data model can be found in ./backend/models.

Importing mock data

There is mock data that needs to be imported in order for some features to work (ex: Picks and Predictions)

To do this, you'll need mongoimport which is part of mongo-tools. (https://docs.mongodb.com/manual/reference/program/mongoimport/)

From the root folder of this project (where backend, frontend, and the doc folders are contained), run the following commands.

Local MongoDB Instance:

mongoimport --collection games --jsonArray --file backend/models/import_files/games.json
mongoimport --collection teams --jsonArray --file backend/models/import_files/teams.json
mongoimport --collection winners --jsonArray --file backend/models/import_files/winners.json
mongoimport --collection brackets --jsonArray --file backend/models/import_files/brackets.json
mongoimport --collection triviaquestions --jsonArray --file backend/models/import_files/triviaquestions.json
mongoimport --collection debatequestions --jsonArray --file backend/models/import_files/debate-questions.json

Atlas Instance:

mongoimport --uri "<connection_uri>" --collection games --jsonArray --file backend/models/import_files/games.json
mongoimport --uri "<connection_uri>" --collection teams --jsonArray --file backend/models/import_files/teams.json
mongoimport --uri "<connection_uri>" --collection winners --jsonArray --file backend/models/import_files/winners.json
mongoimport --uri "<connection_uri>" --collection brackets --jsonArray --file backend/models/import_files/brackets.json
mongoimport --uri "<connection_uri>" --collection triviaquestions --jsonArray --file backend/models/import_files/triviaquestions.json
mongoimport --uri "<connection_uri>" --collection debatequestions --jsonArray --file backend/models/import_files/debate-questions.json

# Ex: mongoimport --uri "mongodb+srv://username:[email protected]/mydb" --collection winners --jsonArray --file backend/models/import_files/winners.json

API Documentation

After launching the API, you can visit /api-docs from where the API is hosted to see all possible API calls.

If you need help with this or would like to use a populated database instance please contact any of the contributors on discord.

Front End Setup

  1. cd frontend
  2. npm install
  3. npm run start

Since this project was created using create-react-app more information can be found in ./frontend/README.md.

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