Riverside Pizza's Source Code

This repository holds the source code to https://www.manitowocsriversidepizza.com that is built with NodeJS/Express/MongoDB.

Found a bug?

File an issue if none is issued.
Fix and make a pull request.

Contributing

I welcome any pull request from any Javascript developer. Plus if you would like, your contribution will be shown on here. Thank you.

Before you Begin

You must have the following prerequisites installed:
- Node.js runtime v7.7.4 or greater (including the npm package manager)
- MongoDB database
The following is not required to start up:
- Have a Stripe account with a publishable API test key and secret API test key. To register for a free Stripe account, go to https://dashboard.stripe.com/register. Stripe handles online transactions.
- Have a Google reCAPTCHA account with a publishable API key and secret API key. To register for a free Google reCaptcha account, go to https://www.google.com/recaptcha/intro/android.html. Google reCAPTCHA is a free service that protects your website from spam and abuse.
For testing check out and adding new orders:
- Try using the test card number 4242 4242 4242 4242, a random three-digit CVC number, any expiration date in the future, and a random five-digit U.S. ZIP code.

Steps to Run Locally

Perform steps 1-4:

Clone the Repo
Add Data to Database
Edit Files and Create .env File
Run the Web Application

1. Clone the Repo

Clone riverside-pizza locally. In a terminal, run:

$ git clone https://github.com/Luehang/riverside-pizza.git riverside-pizza

2. Add Data to Database

Navigate into the riverside-pizza/seed directory and run the following to add the necessary data...

$ cd riverside-pizza/seed
$ node chili-seeder.js
$ node drink-seeder.js
$ node item-seeder.js
$ node promo-seeder.js

Enter this for testing purposes...

$ node user-seeder.js

3. Edit Files and Create .env File

Find the main app.js file and skim through it to find the development logger for debugging. Uncomment the highlighted code below.
Navigate into public/javascripts/checkout.js and look above the javascript file. You should see Stripe's "setPublishableKey." Enter in your publishable test key here...
After that, locate the user's signup.hbs in views/user/ and replace the present key with your own Google's reCAPTCHA publishable key as shown here on this image.

Modify env.contributing's name to .env and populate the service credentials as you create the credentials:

# Stripe's API Key at https://www.stripe.com
STRIPE_SECRET_KEY=<put Stripe's Secret Test Key here>

# Google's reCaptcha V2 API Key
RECAPTCHA_SECRET_KEY=<put Google's reCaptcha Secret Key here>

Add a user's _id to the ADMIN environment variable by navigating into the the users collection in the riverside-pizza database as shown below.
```
# User's _id for admin account (obtain in MongoDB)
ADMIN=<put User's _id here>
```
Add a random phrase for the environment variable, SESSION_SECRET.
```
SESSION_SECRET=<put session secret phrase here>
```

4. Run the Web Application

Enter the following while in the riverside-pizza/ directory to run the app locally...

$ npm install
$ npm start

Application will run default at localhost:5000...

Thank you for contributing and happy coding!

License

Apache 2.0