Humana Ética

About • Technologies • Installation • Contributing • License

About

HumanaEthica is an open-source broker that aims to connect charities and non-profit organizations with volunteers.

Technologies

• Require download
  • Postgres >= 14
  • Java 17
  • Maven
  • Node 16.14 (Node Version Manager recommended)
  • Docker
• No download required
  • Spring-boot
  • Vue.js

Bare Metal Installation

• Install

sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade
sudo apt install openjdk-17-jdk postgresql

• Start db, change to postgres user and create DB

sudo service postgresql start
sudo su -l postgres
dropdb hedb
createdb hedb

• Create user to access db

psql hedb
CREATE USER your-username WITH SUPERUSER LOGIN PASSWORD 'yourpassword';
\q
exit

• Rename backend/src/main/resources/application-dev.properties.example to application-dev.properties and fill its fields
• Run server

cd backend
mvn clean spring-boot:run

• See documentation on http://localhost:8080/swagger-ui.html
• Rename frontend/example.env to .env and fill its fields
• Run frontend

cd frontend
npm i
npm start

• Access http://localhost:8081

The following video shows how setup when you install the software in your machine. Requires the software mentioned above.

Docker Compose Installation

• Install Docker in you machine.

• Copy data/access.log.example to data/access.log

cp data/access.log.example data/access.log

• Copy data/access.log.example to data/access.log

cp data/error.log.example data/error.log

• Build HumanaEthica in project top directory, where docker-compose.yml is

docker-compose build

• Run HumanaEthica

docker-compose up frontend

• Shutdown HumanaEthica

docker-compose down

Development Container

An easy way to obtain a working development environment is to use the development container provided (see folder .devcontainer). This requires Docker.

The following video shows how to setup the dev container using IDE IntelliJ IDEA (Ultimate Edition).

Contributing

Your contributions are always welcome!

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.