| Type | Link |
|---|---|
| prod | https://gauchoride.dokku-00.cs.ucsb.edu/ |
| qa | https://gauchoride-qa.dokku-00.cs.ucsb.edu/ |
| Team | Link |
|---|---|
| w24-7pm-1 | https://gauchoride.dokku-13.cs.ucsb.edu/ |
| w24-7pm-2 | https://gauchoride.dokku-14.cs.ucsb.edu/ |
| w24-7pm-3 | https://gauchoride.dokku-15.cs.ucsb.edu/ |
| w24-7pm-4 | https://gauchoride.dokku-16.cs.ucsb.edu/ |
| Team | Link |
|---|---|
| w24-7pm-1 | https://gauchoride-qa.dokku-13.cs.ucsb.edu/ |
| w24-7pm-2 | https://gauchoride-qa.dokku-14.cs.ucsb.edu/ |
| w24-7pm-3 | https://gauchoride-qa.dokku-15.cs.ucsb.edu/ |
| w24-7pm-4 | https://gauchoride-qa.dokku-16.cs.ucsb.edu/ |
Before running the application for the first time,
you need to do the steps documented in docs/oauth.md.
Otherwise, when you try to login for the first time, you will likely see an error such as:
- Open two separate terminal windows
- In the first window, start up the backend with:
mvn spring-boot:run - In the second window:
cd frontend npm install # only on first run or when dependencies change npm start
Then, the app should be available on http://localhost:8080
If it doesn't work at first, e.g. you have a blank page on http://localhost:8080, give it a minute and a few page refreshes. Sometimes it takes a moment for everything to settle in.
If you see the following on localhost, make sure that you also have the frontend code running in a separate window.
Failed to connect to the frontend server... On Dokku, be sure that PRODUCTION is defined. On localhost, open a second terminal window, cd into frontend and type: npm install; npm start;
To access the swagger API endpoints, use:
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cd into frontend
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use: npm run storybook
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This should put the storybook on http://localhost:6006
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Additional stories are added under frontend/src/stories
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For documentation on React Storybook, see: https://storybook.js.org/
On localhost:
- The SQL database is an H2 database and the data is stored in a file under
target - Each time you do
mvn cleanthe database is completely rebuilt from scratch - You can access the database console via a special route, http://localhost:8080/h2-console
- For more info, see docs/h2-database.md
On Heroku:
- The SQL database is a postgres database provisioned automatically by Heroku
- You can reset it with
heroku pg:reset --app app-name-goes-here - More info and instructions for access the SQL prompt are at docs/postgres-database.md