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pinus-server

The backend server for PINUS Website.

Development Setup

  1. Ensure you have the latest:
  • npm
  • node
  • yarn (Install it via npm install -g yarn)
  • Firebase CLI (Install it via npm install -g firebase-tools)
  1. Install all the dependencies:
> yarn install
  1. Create and set up the development database:

(Note: <USERNAME> and <PASSWORD> are available in src/db/config/config.js, <POSTGRES_PASSWORD> is your local postgres password)

> createuser -U postgres --createdb --pwprompt <USERNAME>
Enter password for new role: <PASSWORD>
Enter it again: <PASSWORD>
Password: <POSTGRES_PASSWORD>
> yarn db:setup
  1. Duplicate the .env.sample file and rename the copy to be .env.

  2. Start the development server:

> yarn start:dev
  1. Open another terminal and start the Firebase Authentication Emulator:
> yarn firebase:dev

Available Scripts

Run any of the scripts below by yarn <SCRIPT>.

Development related

start:dev

Runs the server with nodemon.

The server will reload if you make edits.
You can also manually restart the server by typing rs into the console.

firebase:dev

Starts the Firebase Authentication Emulator.

This service will act as the local version of the real Firebase Authentication.

db:setup

Creates the local database and sets up the tables, relations, and fill in with dummy data.

Runs db:create, db:migrate, and db:seed behind the scenes.

lint

Fixes formatting errors in all project files with eslint --fix in quiet mode.

Production related

start

Runs the server with node, provided that the project is already built (see: build).

build

Builds the project with tsc.

Database related

db:create

Creates the local database, with the credentials provided at src/db/config/config.js.

db:drop

Deletes the local database.

db:migrate

Runs pending database migrations.

If executed on a newly created database (e.g. via db:create) or a database that has just been reset (e.g. via db:reset), essentially sets up all the database tables and relations.

db:rollback

Reverts the latest database migration.

db:reset

Resets the database, removing all tables and relations.

db:seed

Seeds the database with dummy data specified in src/db/seeders/ files.

db:clear

Clears the database.

migration:generate

Usage: yarn migration:generate --name MIGRATION_NAME

Creates a migration file with the specified migration name.

model:generate

Usage: yarn model:generate --name MODEL_NAME --attributes ATTRIBUTES_1:TYPE_1 ...

Creates a model file with the specified name and attributes.

Also creates a migration file for creating the corresponding model.

seed:generate

Usage: yarn seed:generate --name <SEED_NAME>

Creates a seed file with the specified seed name.

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