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Build System, Deployment and CI
To build the application, issue the following command from the project's root directory:
$ ./gradlew build
To run the application, issue the following command from the Root/Backend:
$ gradle bootRun
Alternatively, you may run the application within eclipse by selecting "Run as Spring Boot App" for CooperaorApplication.java.
To deploy the application, issue the following commands from the project's root directory:
$ git remote add Backend-heroku https://git.heroku.com/cooperator-backend-0000.git
$ git push Backend-heroku master
The deployed application can be found here
Visit this page for more information on running the Backend test suite.
To build the application, issue the following command from Root/Frontend:
$ npm install
$ npm run build
To run the application, issue the following command from Root/Frontend:
$ npm run dev
To deploy the application, issue the following command from Root/Frontend:
$ git remote add Frontend-heroku https://git.heroku.com/cooperator-frontend-0000.git
$ git push Frontend-heroku master
The deployed application can be found here
Every push to the project's repository triggers two build jobs on Travis CI. Visit the build history for the project here
The application is built by issuing ./gradlew build, which builds and tests the backend application (See Testing Document). Upon successful completion of the build, the application is deployed to it's Heroku server here
The application is built by issuing npm run build, which builds the frontend application (without testing). Upon successful completion of the build, the application is deployed to it's Heroku server here