Developed with ♡ for Rocketseat Challenge of Bootcamp GoStack

1. after cloning the repository, use yarn to download dependencies
2. You need these docker containers redis:alpine and postgres
3. Run docker containers docker start <redis-container-name> <postgres-container-name>
4. Rename the file .env.example to .env and make sure you filled all the fields correctly
5. run it locally using yarn dev
6. run queue by typing yarn queue

Don't forget to start docker containers before running the server

The main goal of these three repositories was to create a whole application from the backend, mobile and web frontend. Here is the briefing:

→ Part 1 Backend

→ Part 2 Backend

→ Part 3 Frontend

→ Part 4 Mobile

The backend handles all the database, background proccess, and has the power of receive and deliver informations, managing it for the client-side.

The backend was a critical part of this project, where I got stuck for a long time. Since the beginning of the Bootcamp, it was hard to understand it well enough. However, giving some effort on that, I finished it very happy and interested in knowing much more about backend, specifically with node.

The experience with Sequelize has got me in some troubles like having a table - gramatically wrong - called deliverymens 🤯... or getting wrong data coming when I was associating things, the as in hasMany and other stuff, made me fall into a thought... I don't like backend 😂

Afterwards, everything was good. I learned Node, Express, Sequelize, a little bit of Redis, handlebars, and much more. In the experience of the last Omnistack week (#11), I was really impressed on how knex is easier, or clearer, or maybe I just didn't have a good learning curve with Sequelize because I was starting.

Then, after these experiences, I am very excited to know more about backend, and focus on it for some of my personal projects.