FITApp

This application is designed to store and manage professors' publications and their personal info, including name, educations, academic degrees, ranks and past postitions.

Architecture

The app is developed using microservices architecture. It includes the following microservices:

Identity Serivce
Employees Service
API Gateway
Frontend React App

Running the app

Running app locally

To run app locally, refer to each services' README to see the instructions on how to run it locally.

Running using docker compose

Prerequisites

docker compose

How to run

Clone the repository

git clone https://github.com/Cubball/FITApp

cd into this folder
```
cd FITApp
```

Create a .env file in this folder containing the following environment variables, replacing the values in with your own

# Shared
JwtOptions__PublicKey=your-public-key
JwtOptions__PrivateKey=your-private-key

# Identity Service
AdminOptions__Email=your-admin-email
AdminOptions__Password=your-admin-password
EmailSettings__Email=your-gmail-email-address-used-to-send-emails
EmailSettings__Password=your-gmail-app-password
ConnectionStrings__IdentityDefaultConnection=your-postgres-connection-string

# Employees Service
CloudinarySettings__CloudName=your-cloudinary-cloud-name
CloudinarySettings__ApiSecret=your-cloudinary-api-secret
CloudinarySettings__ApiKey=your-cloudinary-api-key
MongoDBSettings__ConnectionString=your-mongodb-connection-string

For more info about these variables refer to the appropriate service's README. If an option has a colon (:) in it's name, you need to replace it with double underscore (__) in .env. You can also specify other options if needed, but these are the only one that you must have.

Run docker compose
```
docker compose up
```

After all of the containers have started the app is ready to be used.

Mapped containers' ports (http):

Frontend Application - 7777
API Gateway - 7000
PostgreSQL - 7001
MongoDB - 7002