This is a sample React App which is a clone of a medium-like blogging application. The application is called Conduit. The app is hosted at https://next-realworld.vercel.app/ and the source code is available at https://github.com/reck1ess/next-realworld-example-app
I have used the source code from this repo and have added some tests to perform some sanity checks. I have used Cypress as the E2E testing tool, and have used Postman to test the APIs.
The folder Conduit_NodeJS contains the code that spins up the Node server, and next-realworld-example-app contains the frontend code. Both the services can be independently be spun up as they each have their respective Dockerfiles within the folder.
If you would like to set up a Docker container to take care of all the set ups, then you can do so by using the docker-compose.yml file in the root of the project.
I have used dump.sql to to seed the database before the testing begins.
Frontend : http://localhost:3000 Backend API : http://localhost:8080/api
To Run the Postman API Tests:
npx newman run Conduit.postman_collection.json --delay-request 500 --global-var "APIURL=http://localhost:8080/api" --global-var "USERNAME=shyambh" --global-var "[EMAIL=bhattaraishyam@gmail.com](mailto:EMAIL=bhattaraishyam@gmail.com)" --global-var "PASSWORD=Test123$"
To run the Cypress tests:
npx cypress run --spec .\FunctionalTests\login.spec.js
Docker :
Build Image :
docker build -t conduit-image .
Start Container from Image:
docker run -dp 3001:3000 conduit-image
Npm Install for conflicting React versions:
npm install --save --legacy-peer-deps
The project has been set up with GitHub Actions to monitor every code check-ins and keep an eye for any breaking code changes.