Recipes

This repo contains react frontend app and a node js express server, with elasticsearch hosted deployment.

What you need to have installed locally - prerequisites

terminal (windows: gitbash)
node js
yarn
nodemon: get it by npm i -g nodemon
docker
docker-compose

Create a .env file located at /api/.env and add there:

ELASTIC_SEARCH_HOST=(address sent personally)
ELASTIC_SEARCH_INDEX=recipes
ISSUER_BASE_URL=(address sent personally)
BASE_URL=(address sent personally)
APP_SESSION_SECRET=(info sent personally)
CLIENT_ID=(info sent personally)
AUTH0_API_AUDIENCE=https://recipeify.com/users
RECOMBEE_DATABASE_ID=(info sent personally)
RECOMBEE_PRIVATE_TOKEN=(info sent personally)
MONGODB_HOST=mongodb://mongo:27017

Create .env.local file located at /client/.env.local and add there:

REACT_APP_AUTH0_DOMAIN=(info sent personally)
REACT_APP_AUTH0_CLIENT_ID=(info sent personally)
REACT_APP_AUTH0_AUDIENCE=https://recipeify.com/users

To install all the dependencies

cd api
yarn
cd ../client
yarn

To run both client and server at once

cd api
yarn dev

Basic Docker usage

docker images # display all local images
docker ps # all running containers
docker run .... # run a container with lots of options like attached/detached, ports exposed, etc
docker build ... # build a docker using a docker Dockerfile
docker tag ... # tag a current version of a docker saving any new layers

Further usage can be found easily using Google search and this cheatsheet

To run elasticsearch (with sample recipes) in an attached/detached container

docker run -p 9200:9200 -p 9300:9300 -e "discovery.type=single-node" [-d] hagais/es-recipes:1.0

then make sure that .env has ELASTIC_SEARCH_HOST=http://localhost:9200 set before running yarn

To run elasticsearch + mongoDB + recipeify service in containers

# in main repo dir
docker-compose build
docker-compose up

recipeify/Recipes