Sumit

Setup

Github & Heroku

1. Generate an auth token for Heroku and add it to the repo secrets as HEROKU_API_KEY so Github Actions can reach Heroku. heroku authorizations:create -d "Github Actions" -s write-protected
2. Generate an auth token for Github and add it as an environment variable as GITHUB_TOKEN so Heroku can trigger Github Actions

Docker

If this is your first time...

1. Install Docker
2. Run pipenv lock to generate a Pipfile.lock
3. Run cd client && npm install so you have node_modules available outside of Docker
4. Back in the root directory, run make build
5. View other available scripts/commands with make commands

Now you will only ever need one command: make run or docker compose up

Backend

If not using Docker... See the backend README

Frontend

If not using Docker... See the frontend README

Testing

1. pipenv install --dev

2. pipenv run pytest server/sumit

3. npm run cypress