SecretServer

A secure platform for storing and sharing confidential information via randomly generated URLs. Secrets are accessible only for a limited number of views or until they expire based on a set TTL (Time-to-Live) input. Once expired, they become permanently unavailable.

This app consists of both the client-side and server-side code implementation. All server-side code is in the server folder, while the client-side code is in the folder named client

How to run server-side code

To connect to the correct mongoose database, create a .env file in the server folder and put the following

DB_USER=admin
DB_PASSWORD=secretServer
DB_NAME=secrets

• Change to the server folder
• On your terminal, type the following commands in order

For yarn users

# For yarn
# Install all dependencies
  yarn
# Start server
  yarn serve

For npm users

# For npm
# Install all dependencies
  npm install
# Start server
  npm run serve

How to run client-side code

The client-side code uses a minimalistic Vuejs single page component setup generated using the Vue cli tool.

The client-side also depends on environment variables. I decided not to use a fallback, since this is a demo app. Please create a .env file in the client folder and put the following

BASE_URL=/
VUE_APP_SERVER_HOST=localhost
VUE_APP_SERVER_PORT=8000

• Change to the client folder
• On your terminal, type the following commands in order

For yarn users

# For yarn
# Install all dependencies
  yarn
# Start server
  yarn serve

For npm users

# For npm
# Install all dependencies
  npm install
# Start server
  npm run serve

Server-side Test

In this project, I used jest as a unit testing framework for the server side. To run all test, change to the server folder and run the following commands

# Run all test
yarn test
# or
npm run test