add-drop-classes-api

Add/Drop Classes

Basic implementation for an Add/Drop Classes web application

Usage: add-drop-classes-api <command>

A WebApp for Add/Drop Classes in a college

Flags:
  -h, --help    Show context-sensitive help.

Commands:
  server
    Run the server

Run "add-drop-classes-api <command> --help" for more information on a command.

Development

Since this application uses postgreSQL, there is a docker-compose.yaml file available in the project root.

Running docker-compose up -d will run a postgreSQL and pgadmin4 instance.

Going to http://127.0.0.1:9000 on the browser will open the pgadmin4 where logging in with the following credentials are possible;

email: admin@admin.com 
password: admin

After logging in, it is possible to add postgreSQL database as a server to the pgadmin4. Since the postgreSQL runs in the same docker network with the pgadmin4, the host name for the postgreSQL instance is adc_postgres. Username and password are both postgres.

Since schema.sql file is added as a volume to the postgreSQL container, it is automatically executed when the container is being run.

It's possible to follow the logs outputted by the containers by docker-compose logs -f.

Running docker-compose down will stop all the containers. If there is a need to reset the data in the database deleting the directory ./docker/data/postgres would suffice.