netCVwork

This project was bootstrapped with Create React App.

Features!

Quickstart

VAGRANT DISABLED

netCVwork requires Vagrant v2+ and Virtual Box to run.

Tbhe following setup is used to create the development environment.

Install Vagrant and Virtual Box and clone this repository.

$ git clone https://github.com/psa95/netCVwork.git
$ cd netCVwork

Now, from inside the folder, run the following command:

$ vagrant up

Note (Windows Users): Please run all commands pertaining to Vagrant in a Powershell window (with Administrator Privileges) to avoid any issues.

The above command will create a new virtual instance for the application, and install all required system and node dependencies. Once the setup is done, we need to startup our MongoDB service within the Vagrant Server.

$ vagrant ssh
$ sudo mongod

Now, we need to build our React frontend in a new command window.

$ vagrant ssh
$ cd /vagrant/client
$ npm run-script build

Next, navigate to the main project, and start it.

$ cd /vagrant/
$ npm run-script server

Once npm run-script server is run and the server is started, on the host PC you can navigate to localhost:8882 to find the web application.

Quickstart

Install all dependencies by typing the following in a terminal window:

$ npm install
$ cd client
$ npm run-script build
$ cd..
$ npm run-script server

Git

To create a new branch

$ git checkout -b <branchname>

Always remember to create a new branch to edit the code. Never mess with the master branch.

To display all the branches

$ git branch

To use a previous created branch

$ git checkout <branchname>

To push your work to the current branch

To add all the files to the branch

$ git add .

To add only one file to the branch

$ git add <filename>

To commit to the branch

$ git commit -m "some meaningful message"

To push to the branch

$ git push origin <branchname>

If there are updates on the master branch Follow the below steps to update your branch

$ git fetch origin
$ git merge origin/master

If there are any conflicts, resolve them in your code editor

$ git add .
$ git commit -m "message"
$ git push origin <branchname>