Barefoot Nomad - Making company travel and accomodation easy and convenient.

Vision

Make company global travel and accommodation easy and convenient for the strong workforce of savvy members of staff, by leveraging the modern web.

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GET STARTED

Set up

• Navigate to the directory where you want to copy this repo,clone it by running git clone <link of the repo>

• Install postgresql into your computer

• Create two databases:

  • for development
  • for testing

• add connection string Urls to the .env file :

  • DEV_DATABASE_URL=postgres://<username>:<password>@127.0.0.1:5432/<database for dev> for development

  • TEST_DATABASE_URL=postgres://<username>:<password>@127.0.0.1:5432/<database for test> for testing

  • Make a copy of the .env.example and rename it .env, add the corresponding project variables

• Run migrations using npm run migrate

• Run npm run db:seed for commit the seeds to the database

• To undo: - all seeders run npm run db:seed:undo - all migrations run npm run migrate:undo

Run the app

• Run npm run watch to start the server
• Use postman to test the endpoints

Deployment

This app will be deployed on heroku, To access this app go to these link: - Production URL

API DOCUMENTATION

• Swagger documentation

API Endpoints

Request Route	Methods	Description
/api/v1/auth/signup	POST	Users can sign up
/api/v1/auth/signin	POST	Users can sign in
/api/v1/auth/verification	GET	Users should be sent a verification email after signup
/api/v1/auth/reverifyUser	GET	Users should be able to re-request for the verification if it expires
/api/v1//auth/forgotPassword	POST	Users should be sent a reset password link when it's requested
/api/v1/auth/resetPassword'	PATCH	Users should be to update their password
/api/v1/trips/return	POST	Users can request for a return trip
/api/v1/trips/oneway	POST	Users can request for a return trip

Docker

Setting Up Docker

1. Install Docker on your pc using instruction here. Make sure it's running well

2. Navigate to the directory where you want to copy this repo,clone it by running git clone <link of the repo>

3. Follow the .env.example file to setup your environment and populate with corresponding values

4. In your root directory run docker build -t <your username>/node-web-app . to build your docker image

5. Run docker images to assure that image was successfully created

6. Run docker run -p <given port>:3000 -d <your username>/<image name> to run your image

Run app on Docker

1. Run docker-compose build to create and start containers

2. Run docker ps to get container ID

3. Run docker exec -it <container id> sh to enter container

4. Run npm migrate followed by npx sequelize-cli db:seed:all

5. Run npm run watch and test endpoint using postman using route http://localhost:3000/<endpoind route>