- NodeJS
- a MySQL database
- an email mailbox you can publish emails from
All configuration is done using environment variables. We look for a .env
file in the directory the API is run from for convenience and persistence
key | description | example value | fallback |
---|---|---|---|
PORT |
The port the API listens on | 8080 | 5001 |
DB_HOST |
Host of a MySQL server | localhost | |
DB_USER |
The user the API uses to make queries to the database | stefanguenther | |
DB_PASSWORD |
Password for the database user | sehrgutespasswort | |
EMAIL_SERVER |
The address of your chosen email server and port (seperated by : ) |
smtp.gmail.com:465 |
:465 |
EMAIL_USER |
A user on your chosen email server the API will use to send emails to people | noreply@deinemudda.de |
|
EMAIL_PASSWORD |
Password for the E-Mail account | irgendeinpassworthalt |
|
FRONTEND_URL |
Where the frontend is hosted (for links to click on) | https://nachhilfe.3nt3.de |
After configuring everything, you can run your server. Check if all dependencies are running where you specified.
npm run build
will basically just run tsc
to "compile" TypeScript to regular JavaScript
There is an example systemd unit
node build/index.js
This will start a mysql server, phpmyadmin and build the app
docker-compose up --build -d app