PetroMiles is a web-based customer loyalty platform built to earn, exchage and manage petro points. It provides customers american bank accounts as its main payment method.

Its written with Vue at the client side and Nest on the server side. It also integrates with Stripe as its main payment provider.

Our web app can be found at https://petromiles-frontend.herokuapp.com/ while our production API base url can be found at https://petromiles-frontend.herokuapp.com/api/v1

• Manual installation guide
  • Requirements
    • Node and NPM
    • PostgreSQL
  • Backend project installation
    • Backend configuration file
    • Populate the database
  • Frontend project installation
    • Frontend configuration file
• Usage
  • Development usage
  • Development on Docker containers
  • Production build
• Authors and acknowledgment
  • Team #2
  • Colaborators from Consortium #2

• Simply download and excecute lastest stable verison or LTS installer for your operative system from Node downloads page
• You could also install Node using a package manager as it is explaned on official documentation

Info: The installation process of Node should also install NPM

Recomendation: Install the same Node version this project uses. This could also be done by installing Node through NVM

WARNING: If you are using Windows do not forget check you have Node instaltion path inside PATH enviroment variable

1. Download and excecute the installer for your operative system from official PostgreSQL download page

Recomendation: Install pgAdmin4 to administrate PostgreSQL

2. Create a database for this project. We recommend you to named it dbpetromiles but you could give it the name you wish

1. Open a terminal inside the project root directory

2. Excecute the following commands if you are on Linux or Windows

cd petromiles-backend/ # Move to backend project directory
npm install # Install dependencies

Create a file inside petromiles-backend/ folder named .env or .env.development

These files will have the following structure

# ENVIRONMENT
PETROMILES_ENV=

# API
PORT=

# DATABASE
DATABASE_SSL_ON=
DATABASE_NAME=
DATABASE_PORT=
DATABASE_HOST=
DATABASE_TYPE=
DATABASE_USER=
DATABASE_PASSWORD=
DATABASE_SYNCHRONIZE=

# STRIPE - TEST MODE
STRIPE_SECRET_KEY=
STRIPE_PUBLIC_KEY=
STRIPE_API_VERSION=

# SENDGRID - TEST MODE
SENDGRID_ON=
SENDGRID_API_KEY=
SENDGRID_FROM=
SENDGRID_WELCOME_TEMPLATE=
SENDGRID_WELCOME_INVOICE_EN_TEMPLATE=
SENDGRID_WELCOME_INVOICE_ES_TEMPLATE=
SENDGRID_UPGRADE_TO_GOLD_EN_TEMPLATE
SENDGRID_UPGRADE_TO_GOLD_ES_TEMPLATE
SENDGRID_BANK_REGISTRATION_EN_TEMPLATE
SENDGRID_BANK_REGISTRATION_ES_TEMPLATE
SENDGRID_BANK_VERIFIED_EN_TEMPLATE
SENDGRID_BANK_VERIFIED_ES_TEMPLATE
SENDGRID_BANK_UNVERIFIED_EN_TEMPLATE
SENDGRID_BANK_UNVERIFIED_ES_TEMPLATE
SENDGRID_BANK_DELETION_EN_TEMPLATE
SENDGRID_BANK_DELETION_ES_TEMPLATE
SENDGRID_SUCCESSFUL_POINTS_PAYMENT_EN_TEMPLATE
SENDGRID_SUCCESSFUL_POINTS_PAYMENT_ES_TEMPLATE
SENDGRID_FAILED_POINTS_PAYMENT_EN_TEMPLATE
SENDGRID_FAILED_POINTS_PAYMENT_ES_TEMPLATE
SENDGRID_WITHDRAWAL_EN_TEMPLATE=
SENDGRID_WITHDRAWAL_ES_TEMPLATE=
SENDGRID_RECOVER_EN_TEMPLATE=
SENDGRID_RECOVER_ES_TEMPLATE=

# JWT
JWT_SECRET=
JWT_NAME=
JWT_EXPIRES_IN=

# POEditor
POEDITOR_API_KEY=
POEDITOR_PROJECT_ID=

# CRON
CRON_INCLUDE=true

Please contact developers of team #2 to provide you with the enviroment variable corresponding files

IMPORTANT: Do not forget to adjust the enviroment variables related to the database

Follow the next commands

cd petromiles-backend/ # Move to backend project directory
npm run seed:clean # This cleans the database, creates the tables and inserts initial rows

WARNING: Be carefull with the database you specify. This command cleans the whole database before creating tables and inserting rows.

For futher information on PostgreSQL management please check the official PostgreSQL documentation

Just as in the backend project installation, open a terminal inside the project root directory and excecute the following commands if you are on Linux or Windows

cd petromiles-backend/ # Move to backend project directory
npm install # Install dependencies

Check this link for futher information on Vue and this one for aditional information on Vue CLI

Create a file inside petromiles-frontend/ folder named .env or .env.development

These files will have the following structure

# API
VUE_APP_PETROMILES_API_URL=
VUE_APP_PETROMILES_API_TIMEOUT=

# FIREBASE
VUE_APP_FIREBASE_APIKEY=
VUE_APP_FIREBASE_DATABASE_URL=
VUE_APP_FIREBASE_PROYECT_ID=
VUE_APP_FIREBASE_STORAGE_BUCKET=
VUE_APP_FIREBASE_MESSAGING_SENDER_ID=
VUE_APP_FIREBASE_APP_ID=
VUE_APP_FIREBASE_AUTH=

# I18N - Default lang
VUE_APP_I18N_LOCALE=en
VUE_APP_I18N_FALLBACK_LOCALE=en

As well as with backend configuration files please contact developers of team #2 to provide you with the enviroment variable corresponding files

Warning: Please note that these enviroment files are not the same as the ones used in the backend project

Info: Please follow the installation guide before getting to the usage section

1. Run backend Nest server
   1.1. Open a terminal from the project root directory and excecute the following commands

    cd petromiles-backend/ # Move to backend project directory
    npm run start:dev # Start Nest development server

   1.2 If you have not populated the database please follow instructions here

Info: The first time you run the Nest server will take longer. It will also create database empty tables

Something went wrong if you see something like this:

You can be sure the backend is up and running if you see something like this:

2. Run frontend Vue server
   2.1. Open a terminal from the project root directory and excecute the following commands

    cd petromiles-frontend/ # Move to frontend project directory
    npm run serve # Start Vue development server

IMPORTANT: Do not start the frontend Vue service before the backend service is up and running. Locale international texts are preimported from the backend to avoid fetching language on the client during excecution time. Also notice that most frontend functionalities depend on the backend Nest service.

Create your enviroment files explained on Backend configuration file and Frontend configuration file (Both under the names of .env)

1. Pay important attention to set the values of your Backend variables to

• DATABASE_PORT=5432
• DATABASE_HOST=db

2. Build and serve backend service

cd petromiles-backend
docker-compose up

(Optional) If you want to clean your database run the following commands

cd petromiles-backend
docker-compose up --build --remove-orphans -V

3. Build and serve frontend service (Only after backend is up and running)

cd petromiles-frontend
docker build -t petromiles-frontend .
docker run --publish 8080:8080 --network host --env-file=.env petromiles-frontend

Name your enviroment variable file under the name of env. Then follow the next commands

cd petromiles-backend
npm run build
npm run start:prod

WARNING: Don't forget to clear your browser cache

Name your enviroment variable file under the name of env.production. Then follow the next commands

cd petromiles-frontend
npm run build
npx serve -s dist/

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• Gustavo Sánchez @gustavosr98

• Gustavo Sánchez @gustavosr98

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