CAFF Browser

Starting the application

Running backend with Docker

Make sure to have Java, Maven, Docker installed (without Docker, see Section 4)
Click start-mysql.cmd to run the database container and wait for successful response
Click start-be.cmd in the root folder and wait for successful response

Running frontend

Make sure to have Node installed
Install yarn: open a console and run npm install --global yarn, then check if it was successful with yarn --version
Install react and react-scripts: navigate to caff-browser-frontend folder and run npm install react-scripts --save or yarn add react and yarn add react-scripts commands
Install typescript: in the frontend folder, run yarn add typescript, this might take a while
Click start-fe.cmd in the root folder and wait for successful response

Testing in Postman

Import caffbrowser.postman_collection.json to get a new Postman collection
Make sure to disable SSL validation in global settings

Running backend without Docker

Create an empty MySQL schema with the name caffbrowser in root (MySQL Workbench can be useful)
Click start-be-localdb.cmd in the root folder and wait for successful response
You can alter the settings in the application-localdb.yml profile config file in the caff-browser-backend folder in case you need to change the database name and password