Example back-end setup

• Create an account at heroku.com if you don't have one
• Create a new (free / hobby / w/e) postgresql database
• connect to it using f.ex psql (you can get a psql connection string from https://postgres.heroku.com/databases/)
• paste schema.sql contents to the shell when connected to the db
• Get the DATABASE_URL which looks something like postgres://someusername:fasdfasdfsdfsdf@ec2-fasdfasdfdffasfdd.eu-west-1.compute.amazonaws.com:5432/sdfaefas83498423 after creating the db at https://postgres.heroku.com/databases/ --> click the db --> under connection settings --> "URL", click show.
• Create run.sh at the root of the project
• into it put DATABASE_URL=<the-db-url-from-above> npm start
• chmod +x run.sh
• run it.

Example front-end setup

• cd vue-rx
• npm install ( install gulp if you don't already have it)
• gulp serve

Front-end color palette

http://paletton.com/#uid=53p0g0kllqf1UEu3sn0U0sxO7fS

Backend documentation -- optional fields marked as OPTIONAL.

New user: POST /api/user

Returns: List of ids, hopefully just one. Passwords are stored as plaintext because why not.

  {
      "email": "asdfoo@bar.fi",
      "password": "Foobar123"
  }

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Authenticate user: POST /api/session

Returns: Access token that you have to set to all subsequent requests as a header named accesstoken. It might also tell you to go fork yourself.

  {
      "email": "asdfoo1@bar.fi",
      "password": "Foobar123"
  }

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Log out: DELETE /api/session

Return: Message stating you have logged out. It will only delete the current session token making it obsolete in the future.

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Add a category for user: POST /api/user/:userId/category

Returns: List of ids.

  {
      "name": "Vapaa-aika"
  }

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Add a task into some category for the current user: POST /api/user/3/category/6/task

Note: The relation is recursive, a top level task (e.g., Work, Univesity) has a category_id, but if it is supposed to be a sub-task, it will also have a task_id. We leave it to the client to manage how to show this data for the user.

Returns: List of ids.

  {
      "name": "Punttisali",
      "task_id": 2 (OPTIONAL)
  }