💡 Installation

This projects uses Yarn Workspaces that is a new way to set up your package architecture.

So, yarn is required to install and run scripts.

Install the packages using yarn or yarn install
Frontend Configuration
1. Create a copy of .env.example in packages/frontend/.env.example to .env in this same frontend folder. and changes some environments if you need.
Backend Configuration
1. Create a copy of .env.example in packages/backend/.env.example to .env in this same backend folder. and changes some environments if you need.
2. Replace the connection with your database credentials, like host, user and password. note: you must create a database first.
3. After setup everything, you can use: yarn dev:server in the main folder to run the backend.
4. If everything work as expected, you will see this message
```
    debug: TypeORM Environment: development {"timestamp":"2021-03-02T13:17:01.780Z"}
    debug: Starting Liferay Grow Server {"timestamp":"2021-03-02T13:17:03.049Z"}
    debug: App listening on the port 3333 {"timestamp":"2021-03-02T13:17:03.056Z"}
```

Github Oauth

To use Github OAuth, you must have a Github OAuth Application

Follow the steps below

OAuth Apps -> New OAuth App
You can use the same configuration from image above, to run local you must use this Homepage URL and Authorization callback URL the same from image.
After creates the application, github will generate a Client ID
Create a Client Secret (you will see a button named Generate a new client secret)
With Client ID and Client Secret ID in "hands" you must do the following steps.
Backend Step
- Go to packages/backend and if you don't have .env file, create one from .env.example.
- Replace GITHUB_CLIENT_ID from Client ID generated from Github.
- Replace GITHUB_CLIENT_SECRET from Client Secret generated from Github.
Frontend Step
- Go to packages/frontend and if you don't have .env file, create one from .env.example
- Replace NEXT_PUBLIC_GITHUB_CLIENT_ID from Client ID generated from Github.