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Shoot The Moon

Getting Started

Prerequisites

  • docker
  • dotnetcore
  • nodejs

Starting the service containers

By default the backend runs on port 8000 and the frontend runs on port 8001

docker-compose up

Starting the backend locally

cd backend/ShootTheMoon/ShootTheMoon
dotnet run

Starting the proxy locally

cd proxy
docker run -it --rm --name envoy -p 8080:8080 -v $(pwd)/envoy-dev.yaml:/etc/envoy/envoy.yaml envoyproxy/envoy:v1.17-latest

Starting the frontend locally

cd frontend/shoot-client
npm install
npm start

Generating Typescript Files from schema

This assumes that you've got protoc and the appropriate extension for generating the gRPC-web services installed and in your path. You can find more info at grpc-web github in the code generator plugin section.

cd frontend/shoot-client
protoc -I ../../backend/ShootTheMoon/ShootTheMoon/schema shoot.proto --js_out=import_style=commonjs,binary:src/proto --grpc-web_out=import_style=typescript,mode=grpcwebtext:src/proto

Hosting with ngrok

  1. Sign up for an account
  2. Create ngrok_auth.yml and add content 
    version: "2"
authtoken: <your_auth_token>
  3. Run ./run_grok.sh
  4. Start proxy and backend
  5. Start your front-end and it will auto-detect if ngrok is in use and update the pointer to the server.
  6. Navigate to the URL ngrok shows as forwarding to local port 8001/