gsevla/mytable

MyTable

MyTable is my CS term paper

What is it?

todo

Why?

todo

Development

Stack

• Yarn Workspaces and TypeScript
• NestJS, Prisma and PostgreSQL
• Expo and Next.js

How to run for development?

First of all you need to duplicate .env.example into .env and populate it

Server

With Docker

Run docker compose -f docker-compose.dev.yml up -d from mytable's root
When it's done you'll need to create the database. It can be done by:
Running yarn workspace @mytable/server prisma:db:push to create only
Or running yarn workspace @mytable/server prisma:migrate:dev to create and populate your database with seed data from apps/server/prisma/server/seed.ts

Without Docker

Run yarn from mytable's root
When it's done you'll need to generate prisma assets by running yarn workspace @mytable/server prisma:generate
Now you'll need to create the database. It can be done by:
Running yarn workspace @mytable/server prisma:db:push to create only
Or running yarn workspace @mytable/server prisma:migrate:dev to create and populate your database with seed data from apps/server/prisma/server/seed.ts
Then run yarn server:dev

Now your server should be available under http://${HOST_ADDR}:${SERVER_PORT}.

api: http://${HOST_ADDR}:${SERVER_PORT}/api
docs: http://${HOST_ADDR}:${SERVER_PORT}/docs

As we use prisma, you can use Prisma Studio by running yarn workspace @mytable/server prisma:studio. It should available under http://localhost:5555 or http://${HOST_ADDR}:5555

Client

Mobile

Run yarn from mytable's root
When it's done run yarn client:android:dev or yarn client:ios:dev

Now your emulator/simulator should be opened(if not already), expo app installed and your app initialized.

Web (Next.js)

Run yarn from mytable's root
When it's done run yarn client:next:dev

Now your web server should be available under http://${HOST_ADDR}:4000

You can change default port by modifying next:dev script under apps/client/package.json.

Restaurant

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