How to start up the webpack database: You'll need to do a global install of webpack: npm install -g webpack. Then run npm install in your root directory. Then type webpack into the command line to put all this stuff into a dist. folder. Run an npm start, and you should now be able to pull up the site on localhost:8080. If you want to automatically update your in-browser view when you make changes, you can run webpack -w. Running webpack -p (p for production) will minify and uglify the dist files.

To initialize the PostgreSQL environment type initdb fwibbleDB in console, then postgres -D fwibbleDB to open the connection to the database environment. In another console tab type createdb development or createdb test This creates the database in the FwibbleDB folder. To load schema, depending on environment, type: psql "dbname=development options=--search_path=public" -f db/fwibble.sql OR psql "dbname=test options=--search_path=public" -f db/fwibble.sql Seed the database with informationnode db/db_setup.js IF NEEDED: Delete all database tables, while Postgres is running, with dropdb development Start over at createdb steps to recreate database tables.

Ensure database is running with postgres -D fwibbleDB In another terminal tab run node server/server.js This will allow connection through localhost:3000 for endpoint and API testing.