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Site ❤️: http://www.memcode.com/

Trello board: https://trello.com/b/UN0Vnv80/memcode (here you can see what we're working on, what features are to come, and what PRs are welcome)

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Would you like some help with memcode?

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You are very welcome to send a PR to this repository.


Initial setup for development:

Create a database postgres user with a password.

  1. Install PostgreSQL.
  2. Go to postgres console: psql postgres.
  3. Create a postgres user with password: CREATE ROLE postgres WITH LOGIN PASSWORD 'your password here'.
  4. Give them a permission to create dbs, own all extensions etc.: ALTER ROLE postgres with superuser;.

Copypaste environment variables.

  1. Ask someone for env.js file, put it in the root folder (next to package.json). Inside of env.js, change DB_USER and DB_PASSWORD to relevant values (your postgres's user and password).

Install needed libraries.

  1. Install npm.

How to run a development site locally?

Set up database

  1. Create a new development database 'memcode': make db-reset.

Start code compilers and server.

  1. Run npm install.
  2. make start, make backend-webpack, make frontend-webpack

Optionally: populate database.

  1. Install heroku cli.
  2. heroku login.
  3. Make sure heroku knows about our app: heroku git:remote -a memcode.
  4. Pull courses from the database with make heroku-db-pull.

How to run tests?

Set up database

  1. Create a new test database 'memcode_test': make test-db-reset.

Start test-runners

  1. Run npm install.
  2. make test-backend for backend, and make test-frontend. Both will be automatically compiling code in the runtime, so you don't need to bother with code compilers. Both run code in **/*/... .test.js file inside of, respectively, backend and frontend folders.

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