System to review and author submissions for a conference XYZ.
See a live demo at https://iptk-uniform.herokuapp.com
Demo Chair User User: asd@asd.de Password: asdasd
- Git
- Node.js and npm Node ^4.2.3, npm ^2.14.7
- Bower (
npm install --global bower) - Ruby and then
gem install sass - Grunt (
npm install --global grunt-cli) - Postgres
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Run
npm installto install server dependencies. -
Run
bower installto install front-end dependencies. -
Copy
app.sh.sampleand name itapp.sh. -
Modify the
SEQUELIZE_URIto match your local Postgres-Database Configuration. -
Allow the
app.shto be executed by executingchmod +x app.sh -
Run
./app.sh serveto start the development server. It should automatically open the client in your browser when ready.
Run ./app.sh serve for preview.
Running ./app.sh test will run the integration tests with mocha to ensure that the CRUD functionalities are covered.
Run grunt build and use the grunt buildcontrol:heroku command to deploy the assembled dist folder to the production system.
You can adjust the production system repository in the Gruntfile.js.
While you are operating in the api folder you can use the authentication service by using this line:
import * as auth from '../../auth/auth.service';
Afterwards you are able to check whether a user has certain role:
auth.checkRoles(rolesHeNeeds, rolesHeHas, granted, forbidden)
rolesHeNeeds: String || Array - Role Names that you want to check rolesHeHas: typically you can use req.user.role
granted and forbidden are two functions that you need to provide as callback functions. e.g.
auth.checkRoles(['author', 'chair'], req.user.role, function() { console.log('Granted :)'); res.status(200); }, function() { res.status(403).send('Forbidden'); });
auth.checkRoles('author', req.user.role, function() { console.log('Granted :)'); res.status(200); }, function() { res.status(403).send('Forbidden'); });