1. Node 6.9 LTS -- n recommended
2. Yarn
3. Postgres -- Postgres.app recommended

1. $ yarn
2. Set up Postgres
   • $ createdb qdb
   • $ psql qdb
   • > CREATE ROLE root WITH LOGIN PASSWORD 'playbooks';
   • Exit
3. Provision and seed database
   • yarn run db:migrate
   • yarn run db:seed
4. Create a .env file and get keys
5. Start application

These are all found in package.json scripts. Run them with yarn run <script name>

Builds and start the production app.

• codebase has async/await and some future-ES features and need to transpile to the Node LTS target
• uses forever to run the app
• uses NODE_ENV, DEBUG, WEB_CONCURRENCY, and PORT from the environment

Starts the development app, which is transpiled on the fly with babel-node

• Uses Nodemon for live reloading app
• uses NODE_ENV, DEBUG, WEB_CONCURRENCY, and PORT from package.json

Cleans the prod folder

Cleans and runs build:transpile

Build step for transpiled app

Runs sql to reset the db by deleting the schema and recreating it

Runs all knex migrations

Wraps knex to create migration and seed files according to the knexfile.js. Migration creation gives it a timestamp to organize migrations sequentially.

Runs db:destroy and db:migrate

Runs the seed task

Runs eslint on the app folder

Theoretically fixes small linting issues according to eslint

In theory this will allow us to run tests one day... in theory. sigh

• Heroku setup
• Heroku deploy instructions
• New customer creation
• Write up stuff for codemods (jscodeshift -t codemods/transforms/requires-to-imports.js app/**/*.js)