The root directory contains three apps, which should be started using:
docker compose up --build
Runs on external port 8080.
The Angular frontend does most of the work. It consumes the data and renders it into the UI.
- I kept things simple, no ng-workspace or Nx
- Again, I kept things simple, no Tailwind, Material, or Bootstrap etc.
- I separated data access from components/UI
- I broke down the UI components somewhat to illustrate my processes
- I wrote some unit tests
- Loads in dev mode, with live reload
Change directory to ./ng, then run:
ng test
TODO: Setup headless tests, to enable testing through docker.
Runs on external port 8081.
The Go backend simply proxies the Xero API. It makes it available to the Angular frontend with CORS config.
- I kept things simple, using only the standard library
- I wrote some unit tests
- Loads in dev mode, with live reload
Change directory to the project root, then run:
docker exec smtm-go go test ./...
Runs on external port 8082.
As provided.