== Getting started with Flit
This is a quick-and-dirty monorepo for development purposes, containing two separate repos.
flit-clientcontains the frontend client.flit-servercontains the backend service.
== Running
To run the client, from a command prompt in the flit-client folder, run:
npm install
npm run build
npm start
To run the server, from a command prompt in the flit-server folder, run:
npm install
npm run build
npm start
By default the client starts a service on port 3000, and the server on port 4000.
=== Docker
To run in docker, from the flit project directory, run:
docker compose up -d
This will build an image with node depenencies and start a container
named flit_dev_1.
To start the client and server, connect to the container by running:
docker exec -ti dev_flit_1 bash
then, within the container, start the client with:
cd /usr/src/flit/flit-client
npm start
or the server with:
cd /usr/src/flit/flit-server
npm start
=== History
flit-client was bootstrapped with create-react-app using the TypeScript template. The command used was npx create-react-app flit-client --template typescript.
flit-server contains the backend service, which was bootstrapped from the Microsoft TypeScript
Node Starter repo. The command used was
git clone --depth=1 https://github.com/Microsoft/TypeScript-Node-Starter.git flit-server. After
cloning the template repo, npm install was run, followed by npm audit fix to correct a set of
security vulnerabilities.
The git repos created by both these bootstrap steps were then destroyed by calling rm -rf .git
within the flit-client and flit-server directories, a new git repo was set up in the root
directory with git init, and the initial state of both directories was committed to it.
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