Online teaching platform made with React.js using Typescript 🚀
- Getting Started
- Issues
- Report
Trouble Shooting
- Contributing
- Todo
- License
# Clone the repository using git
$ git clone https://github.com/ghostdovahkiin/Proffy.git
# Access the project folder
$ cd proffy
This project use third party dependencies that need to be installed, use that command to install all needed dependencies
$ cd web
$ yarn install
The above command will install all third party dependencies used. If you want to install manually all the dependencies follow the steps bellow
# Entering in web directory
$ cd web
# Installing depencies
$ yarn add @types/react-router-dom -D
$ yarn add axios
To start the server you need the database, to make migrations use the command:
$ yarn knex:migrate
The above command is a custom command made on
package.json
file. (Ln 8, Col 5)
This project use third party dependencies that need to be installed, use that command to install all needed dependencies
$ cd server
$ yarn install
The above command will install all third party dependencies used. If you want to install manually all the dependencies follow the steps bellow
# Entering in server directory
$ cd server
# Installing depencies
$ yarn add @types/cors -D
$ yarn add @types/express -D
$ yarn add ts-node-dev -D
$ yarn add knex
# Proffy Version 2.0
$ yarn add pg
$ yarn add dotenv
To start the Web Server run the command
# Entering in web directory
$ cd web
# Run the web server
$ yarn start
To start the Back Server run the command
# Entering in Server directory
$ cd server
# Run the Back Server
$ yarn start
In case you are having any problem do not be shy to report to us in Issues session.
There are many forms to contribute with the project, first of all you can give this github repo a Star.
If you want do help with the code follow the steps bellow
# Fork using GitHub official command line
# If you don't have the GitHub CLI, use the web site to do that.
$ gh repo fork ghostdovahkiin/Proffy
# Clone your fork
$ git clone {your-fork-url}
$ cd proffy
# Create a branch with your feature
$ git checkout -b {branch-name}
# Make the commit with your changes
$ git commit -m 'Feat: {feature-name}'
# Send the code to your remote branch
$ git push origin {branch-name}
Then send a Pull Request that will be analyzed and approved if it helps with the project
This project is under the MIT license. See the LICENSE for more information.