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Backend API "TaskPro"

This repository contains the TaskPro Backend API project, which provides an API for interacting with the TaskPro application

This is a link to the frontend deploy

This is a link to the frontend repository

This is a link to the backend deploy

Table of contents

• Project overview
• Technologies used
• Our team
• Presentation of project
• API Documentation
• Requirements
• Instalattion
• Configuration
• Server Commands

Project Overview

This project implements the server-side component of the TaskPro application. It is built on Node.js, utilizing the Express.js framework to implement the API and Mongoose for interacting with the MongoDB database.

Technologies Used

Here are some of the key technologies used in this project:

Our team

1. Anastasiia Prysiazhnaia team lead from the backend — backend, frontend developer
2. Denys Tkachenko - team lead from the frontend — frontend developer
3. Natalia Moskalenko - scrum master — backend, frontend developer
4. Maksym Ostapchuk - backend, frontend developer
5. Andrii Verhun - backend, frontend developer
6. V'yacheslav Novytskyi - backend and frontend developer
7. Vlad Vasin - backend developer
8. Oleksandr Kambarov - frontend developer
9. Volodymyr Ponomarov - frontend developer
10. Dmytro Kukol - frontend developer
11. Lesya Brodskaya - frontend developer
12. Oleksandr Ionin - frontend developer
13. Oleksiy Potapenko - frontend developer

Presentation of project

This is a link of our presentation

API Documentation

For detailed descriptions of API requests and interactions, refer to the TaskPro documentation

Requirements

Before getting started with the project, make sure you have the following tools installed on your computer:

• Node.js (version 12 or higher)

Installation

1. Clone this repository to your local computer.
2. Open the terminal and navigate to the root folder of the project.
3. Run the command npm install or yarn to install project dependencies.

Configuration

1. Create a .env file in the project's root folder, based on the .env.example file.
2. Specify the necessary environment variables in this file.

Server Commands

npm:

• npm start — Start the server in production mode.
• npm run start:dev — Start the server in development mode.
• npm run lint — Run code linting using eslint. Perform this before each PR and fix all linting errors.
• npm run lint:fix — Similar to lint command, but automatically fixes simple linting errors.

yarn:

• yarn start — Start the server in production mode.
• yarn start:dev — Start the server in development mode.
• yarn lint — Run code linting using eslint. Perform this before each PR and fix all linting errors.
• yarn lint:fix — Similar to lint command, but automatically fixes simple linting errors.