hseoy/the-beauty-of-science-api

Discuss the beauty of science (Under development) - gwahangmi v2(or the beauty of science v1)

This is an Express REST API service for The Beauty of Science.

Deployed by Heroku : Click!

Table of content

• Technologies
• API Spec
• Setting up a project
• Environment variables
  • Common environment variables
  • Development environment variables
  • Production environment variables
• Yarn custom commands
• Test and coverage
• Deployment
• LICENSE

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Technologies

• Node.js
• Express
• PostgreSQL
• Redis
• Babel
• Jest
• ESlint
• Prettier

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API Spec

You can read api specification below :

• Click!

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Setting up a project

1. Download the source code using git

git clnoe https://github.com/hseoy/the-beauty-of-science-api.git

2. We use PostgreSQL and Redis to store the data. Please install it.

# Create the file repository configuration:
$ sudo sh -c 'echo "deb http://apt.postgresql.org/pub/repos/apt $(lsb_release -cs)-pgdg main" > /etc/apt/sources.list.d/pgdg.list'

# Import the repository signing key:
$ wget --quiet -O - https://www.postgresql.org/media/keys/ACCC4CF8.asc | sudo apt-key add -

# Update the package lists:
$ sudo apt-get update

# Install the latest version of PostgreSQL.
$ sudo apt-get -y install postgresql

# Install redis server
$ sudo apt-get install redis-server

# start redis server
$ redis-server --daemonize yes

3. Set up the database.

# Create the_beauty_of_science postgres database
$ createdb the_beauty_of_science

# Create tables for this project
$ chmod +x create_tables.sh
$ ./create_tables.sh

# Check
$ psql the_beauty_of_science
$ the_beauty_of_science=# \d

4. install the packages through yarn

yarn install

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Environment variables

Environment variables can be set by writing in the .env file.

.env.dev : Environment variables used in development

.env : Environment variables used for production. This is not included in version control.

Common environment variables

• NODE_ENV : development or production (default : development)

• PORT : server port number (default : 5000)

• JWT_ALGORITHM : algorithm for JWT. ex - HS256, RS256, ...

• JWT_SECRET : secret string for JWT

• JWT_EXPIRE_ACCESS :the expiration time of the access token (Hour)

• JWT_EXPIRE_REFRESH : the expiration time of the refresh token (Hour)

Development environment variables

• REDIS_HOST : ip address of the redis server running. ex - 127.0.0.1

• REDIS_PORT : port number of the redis server running. ex - 6379

• DB_HOST : postgres ip address. ex - 127.0.0.1

• DB_USERNAME : database user name.

• DB_PASSWORD : database user password.

• DB_NAME : database name. ex - the_beauty_of_science

Production environment variables

• DATABASE_URL : Set by Heroku Postgres

• REDIS_TLS_URL : Set by Heroku Redis

• REDIS_URL : Set by Heroku Redis

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Yarn custom commands

We defined some commands for convenience:

• yarn start : Run the server in production mode

• yarn start:dev : Run the server in development mode

• yarn lint : Run eslint

• yarn lint:fix : Run Eslint to fix the errors

• yarn build : Build code

• yarn predeploy : Prepare for deployment

• yarn test : Run test code

• yarn coverage : Run test code and generates a coverage report.

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Test and coverage

You can execute the test code using the commands below

$ yarn test
$ yarn coverage

The command yarn coverage generates a coverage report, which can be found here

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Deployment

We deploy using heroku.

1. Create deploy branch for deployment.

$ git checkout --orphan deploy
$ git reset --hard
$ git commit --allow-empty -m "Init deploy branch"
$ git checkout main

2. Then, mount the branch as a subdirectory using git worktree:

$ git worktree add dist deploy

3. Run yarn predeploy

$ yarn predeploy

4. Deploy to heroku after commit

$ cd dist
$ git add .
$ git commit -s -m "Update"
$ git push heroku deploy:main

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LICENSE

MIT © hseoy