Pbl Backend

Backend of the Pick-by-Light-System

Table of contents

• Build instructions
• Mongo Database
• Run tests

Build instructions

Clone git repository

git clone git@git.thm.de:softwaretechnik-projekt-pick-by-light-system-wise21_22/pbl-backend/pbl-backend.git

Option 1: Local build (+Mongo Database in Docker Container)

Step 1: Install all required node dependencies listed in package.json to local system and run server locally.

cd pbl-backend
npm install

Create and run Mongo database in docker See description

Step 3: Start project described in 1a-c

1a. Run project in development mode:

Server restarts automatically when file changes are observed

npm run dev

1b. Run project in production mode:

Run Server without automatic restarting

npm run start

1c. Only build project:

Compile typescript source into javscript

npm run build

Option 2: Full docker

Note: Make sure you have root rights when working with docker on Ubuntu. (sudo)

Start mongo and node server

Setting NODE_ENV to 'docker_dev' to run docker in development mode in develompent mode disableAuth is set to 'true'

NODE_ENV=docker_dev docker-compose up --build --detach

Setting NODE_ENV to 'docker_prod' to run docker in production mode

NODE_ENV=docker_prod docker-compose up --build --detach

Stop mongo and node server

docker-compose down

Mongo Database

Start Mongo Docker Container

If mongodb container exists and isn`t started yet

sudo docker start mongodb

If mongodb container does not exist

sudo docker run -dit --name mongodb -p 27017:27017 mongo

Stop Mongo Docker Container

sudo docker stop mongodb

Connect to Mongo Shell

Command mongosh is executed in container

sudo docker exec -it mongodb mongosh

After connecting to container, move into Database (Database name defined in config.json):

use pblBackendDb

Example query: Show all items

db.items.find()

Add test data to Mongo Database

Add test data from json-Files tests into mongo database

npm run addData

Remove all data from Mongo Database

npm run removeData

Tests

Make sure your testing database is empty. Execute tests defined in tests

NODE_ENV=test npm run test

License

Apache License 2.0