This is a website for the registration and management of lockers. It was built during my time as the Director of IT for the University of Victoria's Engineering Student Society, so it may not meet your needs exactly.
The recommended way to run this software is via the Dockerfile included with the repo. These are the required environment variables for it to work:
JWT_SECRET: a randomly chosen value for signing tokensADMIN_PASSWORD: the password for the admin panel. Enter the on the login page instead of the email to access the admin panel.DATABASE_URL: the connection url for a Planetscale databaseGMAIL_USER: the email for a gmail accountGMAIL_PASSWORDan application password for a gmail account. This is specially generated for the application, not your regular login.ORIGIN: the expected origin URL. This is required to prevent CSRF attacks. You may disable this in the SvelteKit config file.TZ: optional. This is a TZ identifier. Set this if you don't want your partially hydrated content to be rendered in UTC.
You should also expose port 3000, as this serves the HTTP connection.
You should set all of the environment variables above in a .env file for use during development.
Run these commands to get setup:
$ npm install
$ npm run db:codegenTo run:
$ npm run devTo build:
$ npm run buildYou may use any of the scripts in the db folder to access the database. All of them require the DATABASE_URL environment variable to be set.
Note that this project uses SvelteKit's NodeJS adapter. This means that shared singletons like database connections are acceptable for performance reasons, since it won't be running in a serverless environment. However, any state that MUST persist between connections should be put in the database.
If git push hangs, you may need to refer to this solution. I'm assuming this occurs because there are large files in the vendor directory.
This website was designed for maximum usability on mobile devices with unstable or slow internet. Excluding admin functionality, the entire website has a mobile-first layout and works without JavaScript. JavaScript is used to progressively enhance the experience with features such as loading states and a client-side router.