Description
First project practicing Agile methodologies with three team members, the goal was to make a web application that was mobile-friendly for users to search for nearby restaurants. The application mimics the popular swipe left feature and allows users to build a preference list of liked restaurants.
- Setting up database
cd final-capstone\java\database
./create.sh
The database superuser—meaning postgres—must only be used for database administration. It must not be used by applications. As such, two database users are created for the capstone application to use as described below:
| Username | Description |
|---|---|
final_capstone_owner |
This user is the schema owner. It has full access—meaning granted all privileges—to all database objects within the capstone schema and also has privileges to create new schema objects. This user can be used to connect to the database from PGAdmin for administrative purposes. |
final_capstone_appuser |
The application uses this user to make connections to the database. This user is granted SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, and DELETE privileges for all database tables and can SELECT from all sequences. The application datasource has been configured to connect using this user. |
- Start Java backend
- IntelliJ: navigate to
final-capstone\src\main\java\com\techelevator\Application.javaand click 'Run' - Go to your browser and go to http://localhost:8081
3. Start React frontend ``` cd final-capstone\fronend npm install npm start ``` Go to your browser and go to http://localhost:3000
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