Cliffbreak TS-Viewer 🔎

This is the main Repository containing all required resources to run the server and a corresponding website.
/server contains the complete backend. Offering a REST API for all actions.
/webapp contains the Web App, communicating with the REST API from /server.

Getting Started

The following instructions will get you a copy of the project up and running on your local machine for development and testing purposes. See deployment for notes on how to deploy the project on a live system.

After setting up you local environment, you can access the following services with your web browser:

• Web frontend via http://localhost:8080/
• API documentation via http://localhost:8080/api-docs/

Prerequisites

NodeJS (including NPM) is required to run this project.
You'll also need git if you want to contribute to the project.

Installing

First clone this repository to your local machine by using

git clone https://git.cliffbreak.de/Cliffbreak/CliffbreakTS-Viewer.git

Change to the cloned repository and inside change your active directory to server

cd CliffbreakTS-Viewer && cd server

To install all required packages run

npm install

Copy the .env.example and paste it as .env

cp .env.example .env

To test the application run

npm test

To start the server in development mode run the following npm script

npm run dev

Configure Visual Studio Code

If you haven't a instance of Visual Studio Code up and running download the latest version here.
Install the recommended extensions by opening the Extensions-Tab (Ctrl+Shift+X).
Enter @recommended and install all extensions.
After that restart Visual Studio Code to apply all changes.

Contributing

First create an issue and assign it to yourself. Or assign an existing issue.
Make sure all issue details (description, labels, milestones) are correct.
Check out in a new branch. Notice our convention: use either feature or fix followed by a slash (/) and then a short description using camel case. (fix/addMissingImports or feature/addBasicAuth).
After that you may create a Pull Request to merge your changes into master (If it's work in progress add WIP: to the title!).
Also refer to our COMMIT_CONVENTION

Deployment

In this section you can read details on the deployment cycle.

Changelog

After bumping the version in the package.json please run:

npm install

to update all packages and bump the application version.

After that generate a changelog via the changelog gulp script.

npm run changelog

Then commit and tag your changes using: (use this format for versioning: v[major][minor][patch] i.e. v1.2.3)

git commit -m 'bump: to {version}
git tag {version}
git push origin
git push origin --tags

Built With

• Node.js - The JavaScript runtime used as the project's base
• NestJS - The framework used to create the REST API
• HandlebarsJS - Dynamic HTML renderer using templates

Authors

• Simon Giesel - Initial work - Simon Giesel