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CSE416_Lusio

UPDATE (Since 11/15)

  • New branches build_1, build_2, ..., build_5 were created for code inspection. Please don't push directly to these branches, you should push to your own branch and use pull request to main branch. The build branches are used to store the final status of each build.

UPDATE (Since 10/29)

  • Please modify server/config/config.env by adding a line JWT_SECRET=myJWTSecret as following (this is simply a key for the JWT token and used by authentication middleware):
    NODE_ENV=development
    JWT_SECRET=myJWTSecret
    PORT=5000
    MONGO_URI=YOUR_DATABASE_URI

Since server/config/config.env is untracked, Git will not ask you to commit the change.

UPDATE (Since 10/25)

  • The file structure is updated:
        CSE416_Lusio/
                 |
                 |
                 |----client/ (frontend)
                 |      |
                 |      |--src/... and other files
                 |
                 |
                 |----server/ (backend)
                 |      |
                 |      |--server.js & other files
                 |
                 |
                 |----README.md, .gitignore, LICENSE, package.json (for basic scripts)

Quick Start

1. Clone the repository

  • Suppose your current directory is ../currentDir, use git bash to clone the repository
git clone [email protected]:<yourUserName>/CSE416_Lusio.git origin
  • Now you cloned the local repository as ../currentDir/CSE_416_Lusio.

2. Install dependencies

  • First nevigate to your project directory ../currentDir/CSE416_Lusio by the cmd
cd CSE416_Lusio
  • Then install dependencies for server and client
# Install dependencies for server
npm run server-install

# Install dependencies for client
npm run client-install

3. Create a new database in mongoDB

  1. Go to mongodb.com
  2. -> Databases
  3. -> Cluster0 (or customized name)
  4. -> Browse Collections
  5. -> + Create Database:
Database name
    Lusio
Collection name
    quizzes
  1. -> Create

4. Change configuration

(UPDATE)

  • File config/config.env is delete to prevent updating unwanted mongoDB URI when fetching or pulling from remote. In case you want to check with the original file:
NODE_ENV=development
PORT=5000
MONGO_URI=YOUR_DATABASE_URI

(OLD)

  • change config.env file in config folder: replace YOUR_DATABASE_URI with your mongoDB URI such as "mongodb+srv://<username>:<password>@<clustername.something>.mongodb.net/<DataBaseName>?retryWrites=true&w=majority"

You can find the URI via mongodb.com ->Databases -> Cluster0 (or your customized cluster) -> Connect -> Connect your application -> disable "Include full driver code example" -> URI

Note: If you previously added an old database in the cluster (in training verification), you may see that the <DataBaseName> is the old database name you created. Make sure you change the <DataBaseName> to Lusio so that the URI you put into config.env should be "mongodb+srv://<username>:<password>@<clustername.something>.mongodb.net/Lusio?retryWrites=true&w=majority"

5. Run

# Run the client & server with concurrently
npm run dev

# Run the Express server only
npm run server

# Run the React client only
npm run client

# Server runs on http://localhost:5000 and client on http://localhost:3000

6. Test backend connection

  • There is some sample test code for GET/POST/DELETE requests (marked by //TODO: modify this sample later)

  • You can use POSTMAN to test each operation:

    • POST
      1. set url: http://localhost:5000/api/quizzes
      2. Go to Headers: set KEY: Content-Type, VALUE: application/json
      3. Go to Body: select raw
      4. Type in the body: {"name": "Hello World!"}
      5. Send

    You should see a response similar to

    {
    "name": "Hello World!",
    "_id": "616e6a76f611879de122056b",
    "date": "2021-10-19T06:49:26.508Z",
    "__v": 0
    }
    • GET
      1. set url: http://localhost:5000/api/quizzes
      2. Send

    You should see a response similar to

    [
        {
        "_id": "616e6a76f611879de122056b",
        "name": "Hello World!",
        "date": "2021-10-19T06:49:26.508Z",
        "__v": 0
        }
    ]
    • DELETE
      1. set url: http://localhost:5000/api/quizzes/:id where the :id is the value you get from the GET response
      2. Send

    You should see the response

    {
        "success": true
    }

Deployment

  • There is a Heroku post build script so that you do not have to compile your React frontend manually, it is done on the server. Simply push to Heroku and it will build and load the client index.html page