Parkpal is a smart parking multi-device application that allow users to rent out their parking spaces to other drivers.

• Typescript
• Nestjs
• Graphql
• Typeorm

• Typescript
• Nextjs
• Material UI
• Styled Components
• Redux Toolkit
• Apollo Client
• Leaflet
• Graphql Code Generator

• Typescript
• Expo + React Native
• React Native Maps
• React Native Paper
• Apollo Client
• Redux Toolkit
• Graphql Code Generator

• Postgres
• Husky
• Nginx
• Certbot
• Github Actions
• Docker
• Vercel
• Digital Ocean

• Stripe
• Geoapify
• AWS S3
• Google Directions API

• To run this project you need to have node, yarn and docker installed.
• Refer to the .env.*.example in the server, web and mobile packages to see what env variables are needed to start the application correctly.
• For payments you will need a Stripe development account and add the public key to packages/mobile/.env and the private key to packages/server/.env.
• The server uses Stripe, Geoapify and AWS S3. You'll need to add the corresponding keys to packages/server/.env file.
• The mobile app requires a valid Google Directions API key in packages/mobile/.env to work correctly.

To get up and running follow these steps

• Install the dependencies by running yarn in the root of the project.
• Start the docker container with yarn infra:up
• Start the server with yarn dev:server
• Start the web client with yarn dev:web
• Start the mobile client with yarn dev:mobile

After modifying the graphql schemas in the server or writing new graphql queries/mutations/subscriptions in the web/mobile client, run yarn codegen in the corresponding package folder to sync the schemas and generate new frontend code.

Be careful to be in the right package folder when installing dependencies. Although dependencies in this monorepo are stored on the top level node_modules, they must be installed in their corresponding package.json.

This project uses Vercel's github integration to automate deployments. Github Actions are used to automate the deployment of the server to digital ocean. The docker-compose.yml file in packages/server is used for production and will start up Nginx, Certbot, Watchtower and Postgres in the host VPS.

This project is using the conventional commits standard. Use yarn commit or git cz if you have commitizen installed globally to check for linting errors before commiting and standardizing your commit messages.

• Nelson Fleig Kokopelli84
• Viktor Hajdu Vitto44
• Guillem Sardà Parreu guillemsarda
• Brandon Dickson brandond98