Spacetime fullstack

Backend

Using NestJS (Rest) and Prisma, with S3rver to mock AWS S3 and GitHub social authentication

To start the project, first install the dependencies

npm install

Then configure the .env using .env.example

For the Github social authentication, first you must create a new Github app with the following callback URLs

http://localhost:3000/api/auth/callback for web
exp://<your ip not localhost>:19000 for mobile

For the Github App is preferred because it supports multiples callback URLs

Then set the GITHUB_CLIENT_ID and GITHUB_CLIENT_SECRET environment variables.

ATTENTION: AWS_ENDPOINT_URL must be your IP Address not localhost, so you can test the mobile app using your own device.

Now, run the following command to create the SQlite file and run the migrates:

npx prisma migrate dev

and finally run server and S3rver to mock AWS s3 locally:

npm run dev

You can use npm run start:dev to start on the server and npm run s3-local to run S3rver.

Web

It's a NextJS app router application with tailwind.

IMPORTANT: calls done from the client (nor SSR) calls /api/proxy/** and it proxies the request to the backend attaching the Bearer token, stored in the a HttpOnly cookie.

To start the project, first install the dependencies:

npm install

Then configure the .env.local using .env.local.example

ATTENTION: BACKEND_URL must be your IP Address not localhost.

Finally, run the following command to start the project:

npm run dev

Then access http://localhost:3000 to access the web application.

Mobile

React Native app using Expo routes, React-query, and Nativewind.