Setup

NOTE: Developer mode does not exist at this stage of the project, so multiple student accounts are required to fully test features in the lobby.

Installation

1. Clone the repository
2. In the root directory, npm install
3. Set up the database (instructions below)
4. To run the app, node app.js or npm start
5. Visit localhost:8081 in your browser to access the application

Database Setup

1. Install MySQL

Ubuntu

$bash sudo apt-get install mysql-server

OSX

$bash brew install mysql
$bash mysql.server start

Windows

Follow instructions on MySQL official site: https://dev.mysql.com/downloads/windows/

2. Setup database account

Create a new user for accessing the database. Run the following 3 commands:

CREATE USER 'sample_username'@'localhost' IDENTIFIED BY 'sample_password';

Grant user privilege:

GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON * . * TO 'sample_username'@'localhost';

Update database privilege:

FLUSH PRIVILEGES;

The sample_username and sample_password are used in the config.json for accessing the database.

3. Create database

Create a database with name sample_database_name.

CREATE DATABASE sample_database_name

4. Add database configuration to config.json

Add the following things to config.json.

config.json
------------------

{
  ...

  "db-host": "127.0.0.1",
  "db-dialect": "mysql",
  "db-name": "sample_database_name",
  "db-username": "sample_username",
  "db-password": "sample_password",
}

5. Migrate and set up database using the Sequelize CLI

Global install

npm install -g sequelize-cli
sequelize db:migrate

Local install to node_modules folder

npm install --save sequelize-cli
.\node_modules\.bin\sequelize db:migrate

Development

Naming Branches

Branch names should be formatted as such:

[tag]/[component]/[feature]

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