This is the result of an exercise to present to insternations evaluation as part of the recruitment proccess. In this exercise 3 pages are created. An Homepage, for welcoming the user and buttons to create groups and users. A Users page, to list, create and delete users. Lastly, a Groups page, to list, add and remove grous. In the last page it's also possible to manage users, adding or removing from a group multiple users.

This was my first contact with Symfony framework. I had previous knowledge of VueJs from some tutorials, but this was my first serious implementation with the framework. Other than Synfony and VueJs, I used docker to create containers, running the website in a isolated environment and PostgreSQL for the database. This is my first project created from the beginning with docker in mind.

To run this project docker must be installed in machine

1. In terminal navigate to folder cd docker
2. Run docker-compose build
3. Then docker-compose up -d

At first run, composer installs dependencies, so it may take a while to load. To check logs and see if container it's up and running run in the terminal docker logs -f docker_php_1. docker_php_1 name can change so if an error of container not found is thrown, check the name of the containers listed in last 3 lines of command number 3. Change command for the one with php in it's name.

a) After container starts run docker-compose run php /usr/bin/composer install to install compose depedencies;
b) After that, migrate entities to database running docker-compose run php bin/console doctrine:migrations:migrate; Agree to schema changes;
c) load fixtures for a initial group docker-compose run php bin/console doctrine:fixtures:load; Agree to database purge (currently empty);

NOTE: In case a new composer package is needed 'docker-compose run php composer install';
NOTE: In case changes in models are made run docker-compose run php bin/console make:migration to generate new migrations, then re-run step b from "only at first run" section.