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• Prerequisites
• Available Scripts
  • npm run mongodb
  • npm run server:dev
  • npm run server:prod
  • npm run client:dev
  • npm run client:build
  • npm run static
• Configs indications
• Metrics / Monitoring

Make sure you have :

• NodeJS(>=8.9.4)
• MongoDB(>=3.0)
• /bin/bash environment available for current unix user.
• Install project dependencies npm install.
• (optional) Install PM2 globally npm install -g pm2.
  
• (recommended) Use Yarn over NPM.

In the project directory, you can run:

Runs MongoDB daemon.

Runs the API in development mode.

Runs the API in production mode.

It runs the React app with webpack-dev-server.
Open up http://localhost:8080 on the Browser.

Bundles the React app for production in /client/build folder.

Runs a static server located in ./static/"html"

• MongoDB

  • By default now, /server/mongodb/ is the database location, you can specify your own in /server/services/mongodb.sh.
  • A straightforward command : mongod -dbpath '~/MongoDB' --port 10007 --bind_ip 127.0.0.1,192.167.0.1

• Used Ports

  • Server, development and production ports setup in ecosystem.
  • React/Redux development mode, get a look into webpack PORT variable.
  • MongoDB, we use default configuration. Feel free to setup new values in mongodb.sh

• Redux Store

  • After a successful authentication, we use Saga middleware to fire up data on the browser with multiple async calls to API and finally mount Redux store at once (escape side effect multiple React app updates).

• PM2 an advanced process manager and straightforward to use (start/stop/restart/delete/show/monit).
  
• Use pm2 list to list available apps and get some information about the process. The setup is here ecosystem.
  
• Start server and mongodb with pm2 : pm2 start [app-name]|[pid], example : pm2 start api-store-man.
• Stoping a process : pm2 stop api-store-man.
• Clear config and reload ecosystem : pm2 delete id|name|all, pm2 reload ecosystem.config.js --only api-store-man, omit --only to reload all apps.
• To monitor the resource usage use pm2 imonit and pm2 monit, further command cheatsheet ...