Web app that tracks how late buses in Belgrade, Serbia are.
This prjoect uses C# .NET and MySQL as it's database. Make sure you have those setup and then provide connection string inside appsettings.Development.json, afterwhich you can run dotnet ef database update to apply all migrations.
Run dotent restore to download all the dependencies and then dotnet run to start the development server.
Firstly run npm install to install all the dependencies.
Rename .env.example.local to .env.local and edit the port on NEXT_PUBLIC_API_ROOT environment variable to match your backend port.
Run npm run dev, and you should see the webpage on localhost:port/gspKasni !
MySQL is not provided within this docker container. Make sure your database has the required tables either by using migrations or running the provided create_db.sql
Create an appsettings.Production.json and provide the connection string. If you wish to omit that file you may set the environment variable ASPNETCORE__ConnectionStrings__Default inside the docker container.
Run dotnet publish -c Realease in Backend root.
Inside .env.local configure the api root as before and change the next.config.js basePath if you wish.
Run docker build -t gspapi-image -f Dockerfile . inside the root folder to create a docker image.
Run docker run -d -e ASPNETCORE_URLS="http://+:80;" --name gspapi gspapi-image to create and start the docker container.
By default, the nextjs server listens on port :3000, you may change that near the end of the Dockerfile
Thanks to vekejsn for helping out with the API reverse engineering.