Budget and expense tracking application.
Client can be independently developed by standard vite - react dev flow - To start the client dev server just do -
npm run dev If it's the first time. Make sure to run -
npm install
There are some controls available to modify/ tweak the dev flow in .env.development file -
VITE_CREATE_DUMMY_DATA=true # Populate the app with some dummy data to test out UI features
VITE_PING_REMOTE=false # Send a heartbeat/ ping to remote API to test connection
VITE_USE_LOCAL_DATA_SERVICE=true # Decide between using a local data service backed by browser's localData or the remote API
VITE_CLEAR_USER_DATA_ON_LOAD=true # Clear the local data/ reset it on load.
If you want to test out E2E App. Build client before the server -
npm run build
This will populate the wwwroot folder with the client.
Then use the following command to run the dev server -
dotnet run
You will need to confiure the dev envirement by creating a appsettings.Development.json based on the appsettings.json file.
Populate the connection string to be able to test out the server.
Relevant settings -
"CosmosDb": {
"ConnectionString": "",
"Database": "",
"Container": ""
},
"EnableSwagger": false
If enabled, swagger will be available at http://<origin>/swagger URL. You can use the Swagger UI to test out APIs to ensure
your changes work as expected.
Everything available in appsettings.json can be overriden by creating envirement variables witht the same name or
with CosmosDb:ConnectionString like pattern for nested keys.