You can get the project up and running using Docker or without Docker.

Important: You cannot run end-to-end tests with docker because of some issues with Pupperteer and Docker.

See instuctions how to run end-to-end tests in the next section!

The project runs a Node server (server service) and a react app (ui service) via two separate containers, using Docker Compose.

There are 1 more service for running UI unit tests:

• ui-unit-tests - runs unit tests for UI

If you want build and run all the services run: docker-compose up

To stop: docker-compose down

You can run each service separately.

• docker-compose up server
• docker-compose up ui
• docker-compose up ui-unit-tests

• The client is spun up at http://localhost:3000
• The api server is spun up at http://localhost:4000

Important: Node.js > 8.x.x is required.

• Run backend. The api server is spun up at http://localhost:4000

  cd backend

  npm install

  npm start

• Run ui. Note: You need run backend first. The client is spun up at http://localhost:3000

  cd frontend

  npm install or yarn

  npm start or yarn start

• Run ui tests

  npm test or yarn test in the frontend folder

• Run end-to-end tests. Important: You need run backend and ui first. And then:

  npm run test:e2e or yarn test:e2e in the frontend folder