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Getting Started
We assume that you have a copy of Docker installed. If not, do that.
After following the instructions to get secret provisioning (see the README), install git-secret. Ensure that the key you shared with us for the secrets is installed on your development machine.
Then, execute:
git secret revealto automatically reveal all of the needed secrets.
In the repository, run:
make init
to run initial system tests and set up all containers + development databases.
We use make to orchestrate on all of the tasks you work on in this module.
- to start development services
make start - to restart development services
make restart - to run the test suite
make test - to drop into a shell?
make backendshellandmake frontendshell
Epic! localhost:8080 and localhost:8082 should be the endpoints of frontend/backend respectively. If the instructions are followed correctly, Docker should be entirely transparent; just edit code in your local machine, and it will sync into containers and pull a fast-refresh of both endpoints automatically. If you want to see the logs, visit the logs section in the Docker app or use docker compose log.