NOTE: This documentation is out of date and wrong. If you don't have access to Digital Ocean, you won't be able to run the local right now. (In the push to an open beta with limited runway, we took on some tech debt.) If you're interested in contributing, the first project would be getting the local running with out dependencies on cloud infrastructure again!
After pulling the github repo, you can run the development server by first running the PostgreSQL docker container. To run peerreview, you can either use nodemon and the react dev server or build a Docker container.
From the root project directory, run a redis docker container:
$ docker run -d -p 6379:6379 --name peer-redis redis
From the root project directory, build the postgres docker container:
$ cd database
$ docker build -t peer-sql .
Navigate back to the root directory and run the Postgres docker container:
$ cd ..
$ docker network create peer-network
$ docker run -d -p 5432:5432 --name peer-review-database-service --net peer-network peer-sql
Run npm install for the worker. From the root directory:
$ cd worker
$ npm install
Run the worker in development mode. From the root directory:
$ cd worker
$ npm run dev
Run npm install for the web application to install project dependencies. From the root directory:
$ cd web-application
$ npm install
Run the development server for react and node to allow hot reloading while you develop. From the root directory:
$ cd web-application
$ npm run dev
When you're ready to test your project in a more production like context, kill the development server and build the app docker container.
From the root project directory:
$ docker build -t peer .
$ docker run -d -p 8080:8080 --name peer --net peer-network peer
When you're done, make sure to clean up the two docker containers:
$ docker stop peer
$ docker stop peer-sql
$ docker rm peer
$ docker rm peer-sql