ELM - electronic-league-manager

Go/PostGreSQL/Angular5/Angular Materials Sports League Manager

Easily create, manage, and view leagues of any sport

Initial Setup

Backend

Database

If you are familiar with postgres

• Create a new database, with unique user if desired
• Run Backend/Database/createTables.sql against new db to generate tables
• Modify Backend/conf.json with created user, password, and database name

If you are not familiar with postgres

• Download and install postgresql and pgAdmin4. Packages for all major OS can be found on the postgresql website
• Set postgres user password: On ubuntu this can be done with

sudo -u postgres psql postgres
\password postgres

• Open pgAdmin
• If no servers appear, create a new one: Name can be anything, under connection host=localhost, username=postgres, password=
• Opening the server, right click on databases and create new database with name elmdb and owner postgres
• Click on newly created database, then tools->query tool
• Paste in contents of Backend/Database/createTables.sql and execute (F5)
• Modify Backend/conf.json with dbUser="postgres, password=, and dbName=elmdb

Server

Download and install Go following instructions from golang.org/doc/install

Set local gopath to project root - recommended to add this to ~/.profile or equivalent to make it persist through reboots

export GOPATH=<path to git repo>/Backend

Get all dependencies

cd <path to git repo>/Backend
go get -u ./...

Check that it compiles with

go build src/Server/main.go

Frontend

Install node/NPM, then angular CLI:

cd <path git repo>/Frontend
npm install
npm install -g @angular/cli

Test that it works with

ng serve

And ensure that it compiles successfully

How To Run

Server

cd <path to git repo>
go build Backend/src/Server/main.go
./main

Frontend

cd <path to git repo>/Frontend
ng serve

Backend Tests

Unit Tests

go test -v ./Backend/src/UnitTests/...

Test Data Generation / Integration Tests

The integration tests that start the server and test both the endpoints and database access is also used to generate mock league data for use of testing the API and the frontend

Note that running the integration tests requires the following environment:

• Database set up, createTables.sql ran against it
• Database permissions to allow the user in the connection string in conf.json to connect to the database
• Permission for the application to serve on the local loopback on port 8080
• Permission for the go testing executable to send requests to the local loopback on port 8080 on HTTP

go test -v ./Backend/src/IntegrationTests/...

The email, password, and at the very top of the testing output should be put into Frontend/testingConfig.json

They can be found in this part of the output

=== RUN   Test_NormalUseCase/create_user,_login,_and_check_that_logged_in
[GIN-debug] Listening and serving HTTP on 0.0.0.0:8080
creating user with email: elizabethwilliams648@test.net and password: JXdMdNEZuJ

and

[GIN] 2018/12/30 - 20:27:58 | 200 |       975.8?s |             ::1 | POST     /api/leagues/setActiveLeague/8

Generate Endpoint Documentation

Download and install http://apidocjs.com/ Execute this command in the Backend directory of this project:

cd Backend/src/Server
apidoc

Open doc/index.html on the browser of your choice

Development

Go Backend

All PRs must come with unit tests that cover new functionality and pass the full suite of tests

This project uses github.com/stretchr/testify/mock for testing. To generate mocks after changing an interface, run

go get github.com/vektra/mockery/.../
cd Backend/src/Server
mockery -all -output ../mocks

This project is licensed under the terms of the GPL-3.0 license