The idea of this app is to allow users to connect with their google account and list their next 10 calendar events.

• The app, hosted with firebase hosting, is available here
  • https://epic-gcal.web.app
• Server is hosted via cloud run, api docs available under the link
  • https://epic-5jvzkowqrq-lm.a.run.app/docs

To run the app locally there is docker-compose available, but before you need to set-up environment variables

 $ cd server
 $ cp env.example .env #fill-up the envrionment variables

afterward simply run:

docker-compose up --build

The app will be available on port 3000 while the server is running on 3001

• React
• Typescript
• Chackra UI
• Vite
• Firebase Hosting

• Express
• Typescript
• Google Auth
• Firestore
• OpenAPI
• Docker
• Cloud Run

• firestore.rules: Firebase security rules for Firestore database.
• firebase.json: Configuration file for Firebase services.
• deploy.sh: Shell script for deployment processes.
• public: Contains publicly accessible files.
• app: Frontend application folder.
• server: Backend server folder.
• docker-compose: Docker Compose configuration to start the app locally.

• index.html: Entry HTML file for the frontend.
• Dockerfile: Instructions for Docker to build the frontend app and serve the content with nginx.
• dist: Compiled and bundled files ready for deployment.
• public: Publicly accessible files for the app.
• vite.config.ts: Configuration file for Vite.
• src: Source code of the frontend application.
  • App.tsx: Main React component.
  • main.tsx: Entry point for the React app.
  • api: Contains API related files.
  • assets: Assets specific to the app.
  • compontents: React components for the app.

• Dockerfile: Instructions for Docker to build the server's container.
• deploy.sh: Deployment script for the server.
• build: Compiled server files.
• openapi.json: OpenAPI specification for the server's API.
• src: Source code of the backend server.
  • types: TypeScript type definitions.
  • core: Core functionalities of the server.
  • app.ts: Main file to start the server.
  • repositories: Data access layers.
  • actions: Business logic implementations.
  • controllers: Controllers to handle API requests.
  • services: Service layer with business logic.