Vigo-Shop server

This is an open-source node server app for vigo-shop online store.

It`s built using:

• Node
• Express
• Mongo DB, mongoose
• AWS S3 as file storage (aws-sdk, multer-s3)
• JWT token auth, (jsonwebtoken, passport)
• Mailgun for emailing
• Joi, validator for validation
• Eslint, Postman, Newman, Travis CI
• GIT, GitHub, Jira as a workflow

To start server locally:

You must have your own environment variables. Just add .env file to project root folder. Use .env.example file with guiding comments in it.

To do that you should have your AWS, MailGun, Mongo, LiqPay accounts for filling API keys.

After proper configuration run the command below:

npm run start

Testing

To test REST APIs just import ../postman/VigoShop_postman_collection.json file in your locally installed Postman. Or fork public Postman collection.

Set environment variables in ../postman/VigoShop_postman_collection.json and import the environment into Postman.

After proper configuration you may test APIs using Postman UI or just run the command below:

npm run integration-tests

Testing data

To have some initial data for testing as server starts, set an environment variable PERFORM_INITIAL_DATA_IMPORT in .env file to 'true'.

To debug this server in chrome

Install globally:

npm i -g node-inspector

Open chrome and type in:

about:inspect

Then in opened window press on the link:

Open dedicated DevTools for Node

Ensure your localhost:port is in the list for debugging. The default ports for node debugging are 9229 and 9222. You can add yours here. More info you can find here and here.

Now you can start this command in the terminal window:

npm run start:debug

ESLint

ESLint check will run by default by running start:dev or start:debug commands. If there are some troubles with code linting, server will NOT start properly.

CI

ESLint and Postman integration tests are using in Travis CI. See the .travis.yml file.