We want slack and asana in one. For us it is kinda a hassle to switch between asana and slack at the same time. It would also be best that Developer Leads/Team leads can create a team with their members and members can also make their task list/todo list so that their team leads can view what his/her members are doing.

• Client :: https://slackana-client.vercel.app/sign-in
• Server :: https://slackana-api.herokuapp.com/

• @AJ
• @RJ
• @John
• @Joshua
• @Jermaine

• @Neilmar
• @Kent

Clone my-project with github

  $ git clone https://github.com/abduljalilpalala/ps-slackana.git

  or

  $ git clone [email protected]:abduljalilpalala/ps-slackana.git

To run this project locally, you will need to add the following environment variables to .env file in the back-end folder. If .env file does not exist just create a new one and add this ff:

APP_NAME=Laravel
APP_ENV=local
APP_KEY= // Generate a new key
APP_DEBUG=true
APP_URL=http://localhost:8000
FRONTEND_URL=http://localhost:3000

DB_CONNECTION=mysql
DB_HOST=127.0.0.1
DB_PORT=3306
DB_DATABASE=slackana
DB_USERNAME=root
DB_PASSWORD=

Make sure to create a Database based on the DB_DATABASE value.

After cloning the project

Go to the project directory

  $ cd ps-slackana

From the Root folder install dependencies for the Front End

  $ cd client
  $ npm install

  or

  $ cd client
  $ yarn

Start the Front End Server

  $ npm run start

  or

  $ yarn dev

From the Root folder install dependencies for the Back End

  $ cd api
  $ composer install
  $ php artisan migrate:fresh --seed

Optimize the back end (optional if you encounter a route error)

  $ php artisan config:clear
  $ php artisan cache:clear
  $ php artisan route:clear
  $ php artisan optimize
  $ composer dump-autoload

Start the Back End Server

  $ php artisan serve

  or

  $ php artisan serve --host=localhost

Prerequisite: Docker Desktop

• After installing Docker Desktop, navigate to the root of the project repo
• Setup .env (refer on .env.example) on the root of the repo
• Start the Docker containers to build the app initially. Use the command below if there are changes to the code, for example: new merged PRs

  $ docker-compose up --build

• You must also seed the database on the API container after you have initially started the all docker containers to create initial data for the app.
  • On the docker desktop app, locate the API container, for example: ps-slackana_api_1
  • Open the terminal by clicking the terminal icon on the right side of the container next to the pause icon
  • Run the command below:

  $ php artisan db:seed

Additional: If there are no changes to the code and you have already built the app before, you can run the command below to avoid rebuilding and just start the containers directly

  $ docker-compose up

Client: Next.js, Redux Toolkit, Redux Thunk, TailwindCSS

Server: Laravel, MySQL

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