Package cleaning and update

[vmarseguerra]

Changes:

• Update development setup:
  • Add a script start/stop all development containers: npm run dev:up and npm run dev:down
  • The main NodeJS app is no more inside a container (less overhead, no more file permission issue)
• Update README Installation and usage instructions
• Integrate prettier into eslint (like in grottocenter-front):
  • Only one command to lint the code
  • Prettier will run during pre-commit check
• Remove unused packages
• Remove old or unused files
• Disable Grunt integration in Sails
• Use NodeJS version 20

[Clm-Roig]

I have an issue. I started a fresh installation, totally from scratch. Here is my setup:

• Windows 10
• node v20.4.0
• npm v9.7.2
• docker v20.10.21
• docker-compose v2.13.0

I ran :

npm install      # OK
npm run dev:up   # OK
npm run dev   # <--- ISSUE HERE /!\

The error is about argon2 :

error: Error: Attempted to `require('D:\dev\grottocenter-api\api\services\AuthService.js')`, but an error occurred:
Error: Cannot find module 'D:\dev\grottocenter-api\node_modules\argon2\lib\binding\napi-v3\argon2.node'

The /lib folder doesn't exist in this module. I'm currently searching for more information.

[vmarseguerra]

Weird, I have the same version of OS, NodeJs and NPM but no problem. A new clone of this branch installs and runs fine

• Is there any errors during the NPM install ?
• Files permission issues ?
• Custom NPM configuration ?

Argon2 is the package used for password-hashing, it contain a native binary
For Windows the precompiled binary is downloaded from:
https://github.com/ranisalt/node-argon2/releases/download/v0.30.3/argon2-v0.30.3-napi-v3-win32-x64-unknown.tar.gz
Then it is decompressed like the following:

[Clm-Roig]

I rebuilt the binaries of argon2 as explained here, using npx @mapbox/node-pre-gyp rebuild -C ./node_modules/argon2 (I had to install Python 3 and VSCode C++ tools). It's now working 🥳

[Clm-Roig]

@vmarseguerra I added this to display an appropriate name in Docker Desktop (when not specified, it's just "docker" and I don't know which "docker" is which when I'm working on various projects):