MiniCRM-Group/MiniCRM

A simple, lightweight CRM app.

miniCRM

This is the repository for miniCRM, a simple, lightweight CRM designed for SMBs using Google Form Ads!

Getting Started

Install the following tools:

• Java 8
• npm

To run our project locally, you should run the frontend and backend separately,

To run the frontend, you want to do the following

# Navigate to frontend folder
cd frontend

# Install dependencies
npm install

# Run frontend
npm run start

To run the backend, you want to do the following

# Navigate to backend folder
cd backend

# Populate `webapp` with necessary files to run local server.
# Only needs to be done ONCE.
cp -R ./src/main/WEB-INF ./src/main/webapp

# Run backend (works only with Java 8)
mvn package appengine:run

To deploy our project onto GCP, you should run the production build of our frontend (which builds inside of the webapp folder) and then run the production build of our backend (which also deploys). You will need to specify a GCP project id in backend/pom.xml.

# First, run prod build of frontend in the frontend folder
npm run build
# Then, deploy to Google App Engine in the backend folder
mvn package appengine:deploy

Dev Workflow

1. The dev workflow starts off by creating a branch for a specific issue. Use the following name convention for branch naming: <nickname>/<issue-name>

2. Create pull request for your issue and fill out the PR template as you see fit.

3. Merge any conflicts.

4. Ensure your PR successfully passes all applicable CI pipelines. You can test and debug this locally by running the following commands:

   #Navigate to the front end folder
   # Installs npm dependencies
   npm install
   
   # Lints your Typescript files
   npm run lint
   
   # Builds the app
   npm run build
   
   # Runs front end unit tests
   npm run test
   
   #Navgate to the backend folder
   #Run back end unit tests
   mvn test
   

5. Get at least one intern (Roddy, Alex, Amanuel) to review and approve your PR and at least one host (Rodrigo and Anthoney) to review and approve your PR. (Note: This can be done concurrently with step 3)

6. Once at least one intern and at least one host has approved your PR, you can merge into master.

Javadocs

Backend Javadocs can be found at backend/javadocs/index.html

Contributors

STEP Interns: Alex, Amanuel, Roddy
Hosts: Rodrigo, Anthoney
Developed during Summer 2020