Web application to assist with calorie tracking.
- Clone the repo locally (let's say into
caltracker). cd caltracker && npx @karimsa/mono- Start dev server for web:
cd caltracker/packages/web && npm start - Start dev server for api:
cd caltracker/packages/api && npm start(will use default env from.env)
There is no other environment other than local configured for web yet, but can be done so by editing packages/web/src/models/axios.js. The publicly accessible domain name would need to be known for this. Toggling between environments is handled by the ENV_TARGET environment variable, which is currently always set to the value local.
To run integration tests for the API, simply run npm test in packages/api. Again, all environment bits are loaded from .env and the code has other defaults it applies for test environments.
To run E2E tests, run npm test in the project root. This will start the API server, the web server, and run tests with Cypress. To develop E2E tests, run npm run cy:open instead - it will open cypress in open mode and run the same api & web servers.
- Timezones: Currently, the application assumes that the backend & frontend are operating under the same timezone and therefore have the same concept of a 'day'. One simple way to fix this assumption would be to introduce a second user setting for timezone, which would allow the user to specify their own timezone and the backend to utilize this when making daily calorie calculations.