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This was a personal project I worked on a couple years ago. It's a two sided marketplace for home cooks to sell their food.

Front end is React / Material UI. Backend is ExpressJS / Sequelize (mySQL)

SETUP

  1. Install Docker

Startup

  1. "cd server" and copy the .env.example to .env, update the values
  2. From the project's root directory run "docker-compose up -d" to run the containers in the background, to run in the foreground remove the -d flag
  3. Run "docker exec server yarn create-db" to create the DB, runs migrations, and seed the DB

Reset DB

  1. Run "docker exec server yarn reset-db"

Working with containers

Working with MySQL

run "docker exec -it db bash" to get a shell in the MySQL container. From there run "mysql -u root -p" to access the MySQL CLI

Working with Sequelize

run "docker exec server yarn sequelize db:migrate" to run migrations, likewise you can replace db:migrate with any sequelize command

Installing Dependencies

Client side

run "docker exec client yarn add " followed by the name(s) of your dependencies

Server side

run "docker exec server yarn add " followed by the name(s) of your dependencies

Stripe CLI

Install it run "stripe login" run "sudo docker inspect -f '{{range.NetworkSettings.Networks}}{{.IPAddress}}{{end}}' server" to get the ip address of the server container run "stripe listen --forward-to IP_ADDRESS_HERE:4242/webhook"