A Node.js app that ports the AngularJS Projects app to use MySQL backend(instead of MongoDB)

Running it locally

• Clone the app to mysqlProjectsList folder
• cd mysqlProjectsList folder
• npm install
• node app.js
• open browser at localhost:3000

Running it on Cloud Foundry

• Clone the app to mysqlProjectsList folder
• cd mysqlProjectsList folder
• npm install

> vmc push mysqlProjectsList
Instances> 1

1: node
2: other
Framework> node  <---- Select Node.js framework

1: node
2: node06
3: node08
4: other
Runtime> 3  <---- Select Node.js 0.8v of runtime

1: 64M
2: 128M
3: 256M
4: 512M
Memory Limit> 64M <----- 64MB memory

Creating mysqlProjectsList... OK

1: mysqlProjectsList.cloudfoundry.com
2: none
URL> mysqlProjectsList.cloudfoundry.com   <---------This'll be the url of your app

Updating mysqlProjectsList... OK

Create services for application?> y

1: blob 0.51
2: mongodb 2.0
3: mysql 5.1
4: postgresql 9.0
5: rabbitmq 2.4
6: redis 2.4
7: redis 2.2
8: redis 2.6
What kind?> 3      <--------------- Select & add MySQL service

Name?> mysql-ccc0e <-- Just a name of the MYSQL service

Creating service mysql-ccc0e... OK
Binding mysql-ccc0e to mysqlProjectsList... OK
Create another service?> n

Bind other services to application?> n

Save configuration?> n

Uploading mysqlProjectsList... OK
Starting mysqlProjectsList... OK
Checking mysqlProjectsList... OK

Notes

• The app runs both locally and on Cloud Foundry w/o any changes to it.
• Check out Cloud Foundry getting started here
• Install latest vmc tool by running sudo gem install vmc ---pre

Credits

• Front-end is from AngularJS example.

Copyright

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