EduBridge_Project

A paltfrom where freshers and alumni can connect to each other

TurboRepo Project with Docker

This project consists of a monorepo managed with TurboRepo, which contains three applications (Next.js and two Node.js apps) and a shared PostgreSQL database using Prisma. The project is partitioned into different Docker containers, and the services can be managed using Docker Compose.

Project Structure

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├── apps
│   ├── nextjs-app        # Next.js application
│   ├── nodejs-app-1      # First Node.js application
│   ├── nodejs-app-2      # Second Node.js application
├── packages
│   └── db                # Prisma PostgreSQL database logic
├── docker-compose.yml    # Docker Compose file to run all apps
└── ...

Apps

Next.js App: A frontend web application. Node.js App 1 & 2: Backend services. Packages/db: Contains the Prisma database schema and logic shared by the applications.

Requirements

Docker & Docker Compose installed on your machine Node.js (if running locally)

Setup

Clone the Repository:

git clone https://github.com/SSujoy-Samanta/EduBridge.git
cd EduBridge

Install Dependencies:

npm install

Set Up Environment Variables:

Example .env in the Root Folder (./.env):

DATABASE_URL=postgres://user:password@db:5432/mydb
NEXT_PUBLIC_API_URL=http://localhost:3000/api

Build Docker Images:

Each app has its own Dockerfile, and you can use Docker Compose to build them all together. docker-compose build

Run the Applications:

To start all services (Next.js, Node.js, and PostgreSQL), use: docker-compose up

The apps will be available at the following locations:

1.Next.js: http://localhost:3000
2.Node.js App 1: http://localhost:8080
3.Node.js App 2: http://localhost:3001

Stopping the Services:

To stop all running containers, use:

docker-compose down

Database

This project uses Prisma as an ORM to interact with the PostgreSQL database. The packages/db folder contains the Prisma schema and related database logic.

Running Migrations If you need to run database migrations, use Prisma:

npx prisma migrate dev

You can also generate the Prisma Client with:

npx prisma generate

Docker Details

Each app has a corresponding Dockerfile, and Docker Compose is used to manage the containers. Here’s how Docker is set up:

Next.js App: Runs on port 3000
Node.js App 1: Runs on port 4000
Node.js App 2: Runs on port 5000
PostgreSQL: A Dockerized PostgreSQL instance

Commands Summary

Build images: docker-compose build
Start apps: docker-compose up
Stop apps: docker-compose down
Run Prisma migrations: npx prisma migrate dev
Generate Prisma client: npx prisma generate

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.

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