Team Dev Client

Client repository for team dev project.

Set up

1. Copy the .env.example file to a new file named .env (NOTE: Make sure to copy the file, don't remove the original .env.example)
2. Make sure the REACT_APP_API_URL environment variable in the .env file contains the URL of the server app on your machine
3. npm ci to install dependencies
4. npm start to run the app. The server must also be running on your machine

Project Management

https://github.com/orgs/boolean-uk/projects/33/views/1

Contributing

• Pull requests should be made from branches following the naming convention: <username>-<issue_number>-<feature>, e.g. vherus-#1-user_registration

Randomly seeded users

The backend now implements random seeding of users, creating 300 unique users which can be used for testing. The users are generated with four different passwords and unique hash codes:

• "$2a$11$mbfii1SzR9B7ZtKbYydLOuAPBSA2ziAP0CrsdU8QgubGo2afw7Wuy", // Timianerkul1!
• "$2a$11$5ttNr5DmMLFlyVVv7PFkQOhIstdGTBmSdhMHaQcUOZ8zAgsCqFT6e", // SuperHash!4
• "$2a$11$KBLC6riEn/P78lLCwyi0MO9DrlxapLoGhCfdgXwLU2s44P.StKO/6", // Neidintulling!l33t
• "$2a$11$DFMtyLv243uk2liVbzCxXeshisouexhitDg5OUuBU.4LVn//QG5O." // lettPassord123!

To log in with any of the users, make sure your backend is up to date with the server repo. Add a migration and update your database. The users will then be displayed in a users table in your database. To know which password is correct for a user, check the matching hash in the passwordhash column with the four hash codes above, then use the password for the matching hash, and the email for the user, and log in.