Versions:

• NodeJS: v14.17.5
• Yarn: 1.17.3
• Docker: 19.03.3 (Optional)

When you start the application you will be able to use these users:

email: [email protected]
password: drjohn
Name: Dr John

email: [email protected]
password: drbob
Name: Dr Bob

cd backend
yarn install
yarn start

If you need change the backend port for some reason, open this file:

backend/src/main.ts

and edit this line:

const PORT = <new_backend_port>;

When you change the backend port, you must update the connection in frontend too, open this file:

frontend/src/services/api.ts

and edit this part:

const PORT = '<new_backend_port>'

cd frontend
yarn install
yarn start

If you need change the frontend port for some reason, open this file:

frontend/.env

and edit this variable:

PORT=<new_frontend_port>

The application is already configured to use a mongodb online (https://www.mongodb.com/cloud/atlas). But, if you prefer to use a localdatabase follow the instructions below.

To start the local database go to root path (the same path of file 'docker-compose.yml'), open a prompt and execute:

docker-compose up -d

Attention! This command could take a few minutes to start the first time.

To use the local database, open this file:

backend/src/database/providers/database.provider.ts

remove the comment of this code:

  return mongoose.connect('mongodb://admin:admin@localhost:27099/ehrdb?retryWrites=true&w=majority');

and comment this one:

  return mongoose.connect('mongodb+srv://admin:[email protected]/ElectronicHealthRecord?retryWrites=true&w=majority');}

If you need change the database port for some reason, open this file:

<root_path>/docker-compose.yml

and edit this line:

ports:
      - <new_database_port>:27017

When you change the database port, you must update the connection in backend too, open this file:

backend/src/database/providers/database.provider.ts

and edit this part:

@localhost:<new_port>