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Quickstart

  1. docker-compose up -d
    Start the mysql database See docker-compose section

  2. npm i
    Install node dependencies

  3. npm start
    Build the project and watch for changes. After each build, the lint and serve scripts will be run.

Environment

  1. Node environment variables: src/environment.ts
    • You may create a .env file in the project root directory to modify defaults
    • Shell environment variables will be passed on to node and will overwrite variables listed in the .env file
  2. MySQL environment variables: mysql/Dockerfile
    • Shell environment variables will not be passed on to MySQL

docker-compose

  • docker-compose up -d
    Start the mysql container in the background

  • docker-compose stop
    Stop the mysql container

  • docker-compose down
    Destroy the mysql container. Any changes made to the database will be lost

  • docker-compose up --build -d
    If any changes are made to the docker-compose.yml file or the mysql folder, add the --build flag to the command when starting to incorporate the changes

Build

npm run build

Serve

npm run serve

Tests

Tests use the database specified by the environment variable MYSQL_TEST_DB . The database will be cleared completely for each test

Standalone

npm test

During development

npm start will start the tests in debug mode.
Attach a debugger to the default node debug port, 9229, and continue past the initial breakpoint to run the tests.
The test will be restarted when the code changes or by typing rs into the terminal to restart manually.