Udacity_store_project

Connections

• Server port: 3000
• Database port: 5432

Development setup

• 1- run [npm install] for packages installation

• 2- small note: you don't have to create any databases yourself, the scripts in package.json will create them for you, just follow the instructions

• 2- change environmental variables in .env file (note: it's better to not change DATABASE and DATABASE_TEST variables but if you want to, then you have to do this additional step: 3)

• 3- go to package.json, update the following scripts:

• -test: replace the (udacity_store_test) database with your own test_DB name

• -create_DB_test: replace (udacity_store_test) database with your own test_DB name

• -create_DB: replace (udacity_store) with your own DB name

• 4-now you should be ready to go:

• -run [npm run tsc] to build all files to js files (if it failed for any reason please create it yoursefl)

• -create the dev database in postgres

• -run [npm run migrations] to apply all migrations to your dev database

• -run [npm run watch] to run to app on port 3000, databases will run on port 5432

Test setup

• 1- first make sure you have already made the development setup steps
• 2- create your test database in postgres
• 3- run [npm run test]
• note: after running the test, test_DB will be dropped automatically. so you need to create the test_DB every time before running a test

ENV Variables (for reviewing purpose)

this file should be ignored, but included for reviewing purposes

• HOST=localhost

• DB_USERNAME=YOUR_DB_NAME

• PASSWORD=YOUR_PASSWORD

• DATABASE=udacity_store

• DATABASE_TEST=udacity_store_test

• SALT_ROUNDS=10

• PEPPER=used_pepper

• TOKEN_SECRET_KEY=this_is_token_secret_key

• ENV=DEV

Notes

• After creating the databases for the first time by yourself, you can use [npm run create_DB] and [npm run create_DB_test] if they were dropped for any reason.