After starting the docker services, the dependencies will be installed. And if you want, you can run the migration to have the database seeded with sample data.

make up

or

docker-compose up -d

This will start the Neo4j database, API, and client docker services.

make down

or

docker-compose down

make api-run-dev

or

docker-compose exec api npm run dev

This will run the API project on http:https://localhost:8080.

make client-run-start

or

docker-compose exec client npm run start

This will run the Client project on http:https://localhost:3000.

make {api|client}-run-lint

or

docker-compose exec {api|client} npm run lint

Run eslint for either {api|client} projects.

make {api|client}-run-format

or

docker-compose exec {api|client} npm run format

Run prettier for either {api|client} projects.

make {api|client}-run-test

or

docker-compose exec {api|client} npm run test

Run tests for either {api|client} projects.

make migrate

or

docker-compose exec api npm run migrate