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Silent Auction

Current Authors: Pranav Kadekodi and Edward Wawrzynek

Past Authors: Donovan Allen, Jackson Chen, Kyle Pfromer, Gernene Tan

Installing

Silent auction should work on any system that has npm and node installed. Once you clone the repo you must install the dependencies for the frontend and the backend. They have separate package.json. In order to install go into frontend and run npm install and go into backend and run npm install.

MongoDB

In order to run the backend you must have mongodb installed. Mongodb is a no sql based database and stores it's data like json (which is easier for programmers to use).

To install mongodb go here.

Make sure you have the mongo database running by executing mongo in the terminal. mongo will connect you to the database.

Configuration

Make sure that once you are ready to deploy the backend to heroku (or any server) that you have the environment variables already defined. See the config file for information on which environment variables you need to define.

Adding bundles

Go to the /admin on the website it's deployed to (ex: silentauction.farviewhs.org/admin) and enter in the username and password

Using Mongo on the server

  • SSH into the deploy server (for the Fairview website server: do ssh [email protected])
  • Open up the Mongo Shell (type in "mongo" without quotes)
  • Type in "show dbs" to show the databases
  • Type in "use database_name" to select the database you want to change
  • Type in "show collections" to show collections of documents within the database
  • Type in "db.collection_name.find()" to see the all of the documents within the collection
  • Type in "db.collection_name.find({"attribute": "attribute_name"})" to find a specific document by an attribute name
  • Type in "db.collection_name.remove({"attribute": "attribute_name"})" to remove a specific document by an attribute name
  • Type in "db.collection_name.update({"attribute": "attribute_name"}, {$set:{"other_attribute": new_value}})" to select a collection by an attribute and update another attribute with a different value

Additional Information

For more information on the frontend go here.

For more information on the backend go here.

For more information on manipulating collections in Mongo go here