Piquante

A web application to add, edit, delete, like or dislike products (here sauces)

Back end Prerequisites

You will need to have Node and npm installed locally on your machine

Installation

Installing and launching Back-end:

1. Clone the back-end repository:

• git clone https://github.com/ferdinand-dev/DW-OC-P6-Piquante.git

2. Install all dependencies for Back-end:

• From the "backend" folder of the project, run npm install

3. Create a .env file and fill it out using the .env.example file as an example

4. Launch back-end on port 3000 (default port):

• You can then run the server with node server or nodemon server by typing npm start

5. Further Information:

• The server should run on localhost with default port 3000. If the server runs on another port for any reason, this is printed to the console when the server starts, e.g. Listening on port 3001

Installing and launching Front-end:

1. Install all dependencies for Back-end:

• From the "frontend" folder of the project, run npm install

2. Launch front-end on port 4200 (default port):

• You can then run the server with ng serve by typing npm start

Built With

• Visual Studio Code - Text editor
• GitHub - Version control tool

_ Backend _

• Node.js - Platform for running server-side JavaScript code
• Express - Web framework for Node.js
• MongoDB - NoSQL database storing JSON documents

_ Frontend _

• Angular - Web application Framework
• Bootstrap - CSS Framework
• SASS - CSS Pre-Processor
• TypeScript - Programming Language

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Piquante a sauce rating web application (back-end with Node, Express and MongoDB) : follow instructions in ReadMe

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