Signup Url not found on signing up

[mtahafarooq]

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Current behavior

When a user fills the required fields on the signup form on auth/signup and clicks the submit button, it doesn't proceed forward, checking the console shows that the endpointsService is not present on the self object.

Expected behavior

Upon clicking the signup button after filling the required fields, it should send request to backend without any errors.

Steps to reproduce

1. Launch the application
2. Click on the Signup button to navigate to signup page
3. Fill the required fields
4. Click the signup button
5. It won't proceed further as it should

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System information

Ubuntu 18.04 LTS
Node.JS: v8.12.0

[mtahafarooq]

I've fixed it, and I'm going to open a PR soon, can you assign this to me?

[Shekharrajak]

Feel free to open PR and refer the issue in PR description, so that everyone can see there is PR related to this issue .

[Shekharrajak]

So what we discussed in gitter channel is :

backend server should be present and run it in docker compose : https://github.com/Cloud-CV/EvalAI#installation-instructions

Once you started the backend server in docker container, we can use it in Angular application by editiing the environment variable, present in environment/ folder :

export const environment = {
  production: false,
  api_endpoint: 'http://localhost:8000/api/'
};

Also I feel, environment folder should have proper named file.

Update - api_endpoint should be localhost:8000/api when you are using local backend server.

[mtahafarooq]

@Shekharrajak I already have the same api_endpoint in the codebase, but the problem is that the server running there doesn't response with Access-Control-Allow-Origin header to my pre-flight request.
Why is this happening? Can you please explain?

For testing, I've replaced it with localhost:8000/api to use the local server and it works just fine.

[Shekharrajak]

Actually you need to use :

export const environment = {
  production: false,
  api_endpoint: 'http://localhost:8000/api/'
};

I mistakenly pasted worng api_endpoint, now I updated it.

[Shekharrajak]

@RishabhJain2018 , shouldn't it work for 'http://staging.evalai.cloudcv.org:8000/api/' end-point as well ? Are you aware of Access-Control-Allow-Origin issue(when running Angular application locally) for this staging endpoint?

[mtahafarooq]

@Shekharrajak understood.

So, I made the PR, and it was failing a test case, I've fixed that as well (just needed to add the service in spec file providers array). And the Travis CI has passed all the test cases.

#117

Now you will assign a reviewer yourself right?