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UDAGRAM

Setup

Steps to store the environment variables in .bash_profile file

  • Create (if not exists) a .profile file in ~ or $HOME directory to contain the user-specific variables. Follow the below steps:

  • In the ~ directory, run echo $PATH. Copy the output.

  • Create a new .profile file using touch .bash_profile.

  • Open it up for editing using any editor. Add the copied $PATH variable value, for example: export PATH=$PATH:/usr/local/mysql/bin/

  • Add the value for other variables specific for you:

    export POSTGRESS_USERNAME=myusername;
export POSTGRES_PASSWORD=mypassword;
export POSTGRES_DATABASE=postgres;
export POSTGRES_HOST=udagramdemo.abc4def.us-east-2.rds.amazonaws.com;
export AWS_REGION=us-east-2;
export AWS_PROFILE=default;
export AWS_MEDIA_BUCKET=udagramdemo;
export JWT_SECRET=helloworld;

Change the values of the above mentioned variables as applicable for you.

Prerequisites

Before we get started, confirm that you have installed NodeJs, npm and Ionic Framework by checking the versions:

node --version
npm --version
ionic --version.

If you get a not found message, install the required item:

Ionic CLI if you don't already have it installed Nodejs and npm

Run with Docker

  • cd docker/
  • docker-compose -f docker-compose-build.yaml build --parallel
  • docker-compose up

AWS-deployed url

feed server

client