Shopping Time! 💅

I couldn't find a shopping app that I like for a price that I was willing to pay, so I made my own

let's go shopping

Multirepo using git submodules and docker-compose:

• Client: React + TypeScript + Vite
• API: ASP.NET Core + Entity Framework (or Dapper??)
• DB: PostgreSQL

Getting Started

• clone this repo using --recurse to get the submodules
• for db setup, you will need to create an .env file in the root of the project with the following variables (hint: check appsettings for dummy local values):

   	POSTGRES_USER=
   	POSTGRES_PASSWORD=
   	POSTGRES_HOST=
   	POSTGRES_DB=
  

• launch the vscode task "Whole Enchilada"
  • builds all containers with docker-compose
  • attaches the debugger to the API
  • hot-reloading for the React app
• client url
• service url
  • swagger
  • openapi
  • default test endpoint
  • list items url
  • list item url
• db url
• metabase (not working yet)
• open api and swagger (not working yet)

Production

• client

References

• debugging .NET with docker-compose

Todo

• general
  • prod deployments
  • dbup and dapper
  • create boilerplate for multirepo
  • metabase y u no?
  • swagger test requests don't work
  • hot reloading for C#???
  • add prod dockerization
    • dockerizing react
    • dockerizing .NET
• database
  • create checklist user to be used by app
  • handle modified_date
  • get db with migrations up and running
  • dbup
  • EF vs Dapper
• client
  • frontend framework
  • add husky pre-commit hooks for prettier and eslint
• service
  • add repo hierarchy to match entity hierarchy
  • error handling

START HERE add crud to UI add /api/v1 to all endpoints repo hierarchy/inheritance look into creating db functions/views also maybe add rmppostgres as a task in vscode