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• Node.js (currently at v8.6.0)
• React with webpack

To run the test: npm run migrate-test (first time)

npm run test (to run the tests)

For fully integration with api services used by the platform, you will need the api keys. You should make a copy of your .env.example to .env with the right credentials. Please let me know if you need any of those to solve a issue (mail [email protected])

You can do this with: cp .env.example .env

• Make sure to use Node v12 (you can use Node Version Manager (NVM) to manage and switch different Node versions)
• Don't forget to run npm install on the root and front-end folders

1. install: brew install postgres
2. start the service: brew services start postgresql
3. create postgres user: createuser postgres -s
4. Login into postgres cli: psql -U postgres
5. Create test database: create database gitpay_test;
6. Create a dev database: create database gitpay_dev;
7. Exit: \q

1. install: sudo apt install postgresql
2. start the service: sudo service postgresql start
3. create postgres user: createuser postgres -s
4. Login into postgres: sudo -i -u postgres
5. Access the postgres prompt: psql
6. Make sure postgres user has the correct password: ALTER USER postgres WITH PASSWORD 'postgres';
7. Create test database: CREATE DATABASE gitpay_test;
8. Create a dev database: CREATE DATABASE gitpay_dev;
9. Exit: \q

1. Download: access https://www.enterprisedb.com/downloads/postgres-postgresql-downloads and download the exe file for windows;
2. Install: proceed the installation with the postgreSQL setup wizard; once it is requested to provide a password for the database superuser, type postgres.
3. Login into postgres: psql -U postgres
4. Make sure postgres user has the correct password: ALTER USER postgres WITH PASSWORD 'postgres';
5. Create test database: CREATE DATABASE gitpay_test;
6. Create a dev database: CREATE DATABASE gitpay_dev;
7. Exit: \q

To run the migrations

npm run migrate

To create a new migration

sequelize migration:create --name modelname

How to create new models

• For Many to Many
  1. Create migration for first model (table organizations)
  2. Create migration for second model (table projects)
  3. Create migration for joint model (table organizations_projects)
  4. Change in the model to Project.belongsTo(models.Organization)
  5. Change in the second model to Organization.hasMany(models.Project)

For more information related to database seeding please refer: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Database_seeding

To seed the database

npm run seed

For test environment

npm run seed-test

For exhaustive list of options available, refer migration.js in root directory

• Go to line 42 in the migrate.js file and hardcode "seed" into the env var below: const migrationType = process.env.TYPE
• So it will be: const migrationType = "seed"
• Then run the commands above

• first go to frontend folder: cd frontend
• Then run the server: npm run dev

npm run start:dev

Then you can access at http://localhost:8082

Please don't change the translation files directly, they will be managed on Crowdin. The only thing you need to do is run

npm run translate

on front-end and use the React Intl (https://formatjs.io/docs/react-intl/) library to give id and default text to your strings.

• Docker Engine
• Docker Compose

• Docker Engine: https://docs.docker.com/install/linux/docker-ce/ubuntu/
• Docker Compose: https://docs.docker.com/compose/install/

• Docker and Docker Compose: sudo pacman -S docker docker-compose

• Run docker-compose up Then you can access at http://localhost:8082

• Run docker-compose -f docker-compose.test.yml up

Here you can start to learn how to create your first pull request and start to be a contributor: worknenjoy#247

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