Where My Cage At (Nick Cage Fan Site)

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Getting Started

update and install dependencies

rush update

Running the Solution

First you'll need to setup your ENV file based off the .env.example file in the root dir.

Next you'll need to create a config.secret.ts in apps/data-service. You'll need to setup an account at tmdb for an api-key.

Next you'll need to get a redis reJSON container running.

docker compose run redis-base

Build the dependency libraries (you can also run rushx watch on each to rebuild on change)

# apps/wtw
rushx build
# apps/redis-sdk
rushx build
# Or On bash, base dir
sh build-deps-dev.sh

After that you'll need to backfill all of the data needed for the app.

# apps/data-service
npx ts-node ./refresh-runner.ts

Finally, you can start up the frontend and api

# apps/api
rushx start:dev

# apps/frontend
rushx start

The frontend will be available at http://localhost:4200/

Deployment

This section will go over all you need to know to deploy and manage this application on Digital Ocean

First Time Setup

For you first deployment you will need to setup and provision the Infrastructure on Digital Ocean.

Follow the setup instructions in /infrastructure/Readme.md to use terraform to build and deploy the application for the first time.

Note: you will obviously need to change the URL since I own the one listed in the configs currently

To update navigate to the vars file here: /infrastructure/prod.auto.tfvars

Important Note

Sometimes the cloud-init file /infrastructure/app.yaml does not seem to execute all of the command listed. If you notice that after a while it does not seem like the app is deployed to the droplet, you might need to manually run these commands.