npm install
npm start
git push heroku master
https://NAME_OF_YOUR_HEROKU_APP.herokuapp.com/api/v1/presentations
Go to local_mongo_dir in your .env file.
Enter the mongodump_prod command from your .env file.
Then go to the folder in P:\Code\backups and append today's date to the folder.
Go to C:\Program Files\MongoDB\Server\4.0\bin
Enter the mongorestore_dev command from your .env file with the proper folder name.
IMPORTANT: don't delete a database you want to restore. Just delete every collection within it. This will keep the connection, user, and password.
lower_snake_case for everything except urls and filenames of web assets (like images).
Dates look like this:
created_on
signed_in_on
Booleans look like this:
is_active
has_signature
URLs look like this:
profile_photo_orig_url
portfolio_url
ObjectIDs look like this:
member_id
technology_id
Soft deletes are indicated with the is_active field.
Map tables follow the convention:
presentation_technologies
member_badges
Map tables do not have a row_id / primary key.
Data returned from an API should be an array of "flat" objects, one level deep:
[{
member_id: 1234,
member_name: 'Mike Zetlow',
presentation_id: 5678,
presentation_title: 'Return flat objects for easy iteration in components',
event_id: 90,
event_date: '2019-09-25'
}]
Prefix all images with las-vegas-developers-coding-meetup-
Use alt for every image. The alt value is a description of the image.
Use title for every link. The title value is the same value as the href.
Use title for every iframe. The title value is a description of the iframe.
Never use title or alt otherwise.
This should be as easy as opening Source Control, typing a commit message, and pressing ctrl+enter.
I have it configured to automatically add changed files to the commit, then to automatically push to remote once committed.