Auction App is a fullstack web application for online auctions.
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Technologies used:
- ReactJS
- Sass
Technologies used:
- Java
- Spring Boot
- PostgreSQL
In order the run the frontend part of the application you will need to have Node JS installed.
To start the app, in the project directory, you can run:
npm start
Runs the app in the development mode.
Open http://localhost:3000 to view it in your browser.
In order to use the image upload services you will need to have a valid Imgur Client-ID. To get a Client-ID you will need to register your app. You can do so by following these instructions. After you have your Client-ID, you can than run the app like this:
REACT_APP_IMGUR_API_KEY=<YOUR CLIENT-ID> npm startOr you can set the REACT_APP_IMGUR_API_KEY environment variable.
In order to run the Spring Boot application you will need to setup PostgreSQL in your system. If you aren't already familiar with PostgreSQL, you can refer to this link to get started.
After PostgreSQL is setup correctly, you will need to create a database with the name auctionapp, so the application can connect to it.
To run the app you can either use Maven or start the app from your code editor. For development IntelliJ IDEA code editor was used.
If Maven is setup on your system, in the project root directory run the command:
mvn spring-boot:runIf everything went well the server should start and the connection to the database should be established.
To check available routes open http://localhost:8080/swagger-ui/
Heroku is used for application deployment.
Frontend ReactJS application is deployed at https://auction-app-1.herokuapp.com/.
Backend Spring Boot application is deployed at https://auction-api-1.herokuapp.com/.
Ajdin Becirovic - @Ajdin Becirovic - abecirovic3@etf.unsa.ba