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Locally, run npm run dev
Run npm run build && npm start
For development, npm run dev
To setup database, cd into database folder and run the script > bash setup.sh
Use the -i flag to create or recreate the database
Use the patch command to only execute stored procedures e.g bash setup.sh patch
By default this sets up the development database, however you can specify the database with flags or env variable DB_NAME
Without the exported variable name:
-t flag uses a db called testing bash setup.sh -t
-p flag uses a db called production bash setup.sh -p
Exporting these environment variables work in all microservices where needed. Alternatively, have a .env file in every microservice and add them.
DB_USER (required in backend, background, and db)
DB_PWD (b, bg, db)
DB_NAME (b, bg, db) if not provided, a db called development will be used.
DB_SERVER (b, bg, db)
SECRET_KEY (b)
NG_QUESTION_LINK (bg) a workaround to send question links in email.For background services, if using privateemail as host, only add NAMECHEAP_EMAIL and NAMECHEAP_PASSWORD variables. For Gmail and the rest, please modify background/src/utils/nodemailer.ts by replacing namecheapConfig with the appropriate configuration.
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