CS3219-AY22-23 PeerPrep31

Introduction

This is a repository for the CS3219 PeerPrep31 project.

Project report: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1lMmKNzSaULcGdDKGaeeYchcasFEc6UAYVqZ8sBm4V9w/edit?usp=sharing

Team members:

• Pham Ba Thang (A0219715B)
• Nguyen Ba Van Nhi (A0219736W)
• Muhammad Radhya Fawza (A0219709W)
• Victor Chen (A0261266E)

Setting up the application

User Service

Make sure that you have MongoDB installed and running on your machine

1. Change directory using cd ./user-service
2. Rename .env.sample file to .env and change the environment variables based on your own environment.
3. Install npm packages using npm i.
4. Run User Service using npm run dev.

Matching Service

1. Change directory using cd ./matching-service
2. Rename .env.sample file to .env and change the environment variables based on your own environment.
3. Install npm packages using npm i.
4. Run Matching Service using npm run dev.

Collaboration Service

Make sure that you have Redis installed and running on your machine

1. Change directory using cd ./collaboration-service
2. Rename .env.sample file to .env and change the environment variables based on your own environment. You can get JDOODLE_CLIENT_ID and JDOODLE_CLIENT_SECRET by registering here
3. Install npm packages using npm i.
4. Run Collaboration Service using npm run dev.

Communication Service

Make sure that you have Redis installed and running on your machine

1. Change directory using cd ./communication-service
2. Rename .env.sample file to .env and change the environment variables based on your own environment.
3. Install npm packages using npm i.
4. Run Communication Service using npm run dev.

Question Service

Make sure that you have MongoDB installed and running on your machine

1. Change directory using cd ./question-service
2. Rename .env.sample file to .env and change the environment variables based on your own environment.
3. Install npm packages using npm i.
4. Run Question Service using npm run dev.

History Service

Make sure that you have MongoDB installed and running on your machine

1. Change directory using cd ./history-service
2. Rename .env.sample file to .env and change the environment variables based on your own environment.
3. Install npm packages using npm i.
4. Run Question Service using npm run dev.

Frontend

1. Change directory using cd ./frontend
2. Rename .env.sample file to .env and change the environment variables based on your own environment.
3. Install npm packages using npm i.
4. Run Frontend using npm start.
5. Visit the application at http://localhost:3000

Running the application with docker-compose

1. Make sure that you have docker and docker-compose installed on your machine.
2. From the root directory, run docker-compose up -d to build and run the application.
3. Visit the application at http://localhost:3000