Programando un "Google Drive" Casero

ayudanos a seguir creciendo.

 

ARCHIVOS UTILIZADOS 

Local setup (Linux & Windows)

Install dependencies:

cd server
npm i
cd ../client # ..\client on Windows
npm i
cd ..

Run locally

Backend

Move to the server directory:

cd server

Open sample.env and copy its content into a new file named .env, then set the correct value for HOME_CLOUD_STORAGE. Now start the server:

npm run dev

Frontend

Move to the client directory:

cd client

Open sample.env and copy its content into a new file named .env, then set the correct value for REACT_APP_API_URL. Finally, start the development server:

npm start

Backend will be running on port 5000 and frontend on port 3000 (if not already in use).

Docker (Linux)

First, set the correct value for HOME_CLOUD_STORAGE env variable:

export HOME_CLOUD_STORAGE="/home/user/example"

Then create a .env file in ./client/ and set this value:

REACT_APP_API_URL="http://localhost:8081"

Install dependencies:

docker-compose run express npm i
docker-compose run react npm i

Run on Docker containers

docker-compose up

Backend will be running on port 8081 and frontend on port 8080 (if not already in use).

Production Setup

Local (Linux & Windows)

Backend

Move to ./server/ and set the correct value for HOME_CLOUD_STORAGE in .env (see examples in sample.env), and then run npm start:

npm start

Frontend

Move to ./client/ and create a file named .env.production, set the correct value for REACT_APP_API_URL (see examples in sample.env). Then, install serve globaly:

npm i -g serve

Build the app:

npm run build # Or yarn build

Start the server:

serve -s build -l 3000 # Or another port of your choice

Docker (Linux)

First, set the correct value for HOME_CLOUD_STORAGE env variable:

export HOME_CLOUD_STORAGE="/home/user/example"

Then create a .env.production file in ./client/ and set the correct value for the API URL (your IP address and port 8081):

REACT_APP_API_URL="http://192.168.1.2:8081"

Build images and run containers:

docker-compose -f docker-compose.yml -f docker-compose.prod.yml up