NASA.Mission.Control.-.Google.Chrome.2023-06-12.14-16-48.mp4

NASA Mission Control Project

( You Want a Mission ? You Launch It )

Launch Page

Schedule a mission launch for interstellar travel to one of the Kepler Exoplanets.

Only confirmed planets matching the following criteria are available for the earliest scheduled missions:

1.Planetary radius < 1.6 times Earth's radius 2.Effective stellar flux > 0.36 times Earth's value and < 1.11 times Earth's value

Upcoming

Upcoming missions including both SpaceX launches and newly scheduled Zero to Mastery rockets.

History

Discover the history of mission launches including SpaceX launches starting from the year 2006.

Technologies

• Javasctipt
• Docker
• React
• Nasa API
• CSS
• Mongo DB
• Node JS
• Express JS

Getting Started

1. Ensure you have Node.js installed.
2. Create a free Mongo Atlas database online or start a local MongoDB database.
3. Create a server/.env file with a MONGO_URL property set to your MongoDB connection string.
4. In the terminal, run: npm install

Running the Project

1. In the terminal, run: npm run deploy
2. Browse to the mission control frontend at localhost:8002 and schedule an interstellar launch!

Docker

1. Ensure you have the latest version of Docker installed
2. Run docker build -t nasa-project .
3. Run docker run -it -p 8000:8000 nasa-project

Running the Tests

To run any automated tests, run npm test. This will:

• Run all the client-side tests: npm test --prefix client
• Run all the server-side tests: npm test --prefix server