• If you are a movies lover, here is the right places to be. In this repo you can easliy running an entire application with make script. In this moive application you will be able to real-time sharing your favorites movies with the other users.

• Here are some essential tools that you need to have to running project properly, and some optional tools if you want to change the repository. And please feel free to make any changes that suit your interest.

• docker

• make

• node(Optional)

• PostgreSQL(Optional)

• Typescript(Optional)

• This is the first MVP of the favorite movie. The feature includes create/update/read/delete movies, also support authentication. But only write/update operation requires to be login. Meanwhile, the movies is connected to server with websocket to support real-time data. And each create/update movie request will store in auditlog table just for reference only. Maybe, someday in the future, the app will become more user friendly in UI, and supporting distributed services design. And we may or may not change to use KAFKA for streaming data in the future.

• Once you finished pulling the repository, you will have a simple file structure like this. To look up more specificly you can exec tree -I 'node_modules|dist|public'

├── LICENCE
├── Makefile
├── README.md
├── apps
├── docker-compose.yaml
└── services

• If you are not going to make any changes, the only two things you need is inside docker-compose.yaml and Makefile. To execute and running the application. You can start with make help to see what kinds of commands you can use. That's get started.

-- Before running the application you need to build the entire app first, if you have questions about make commands go down below and take a look what our makefile can help you.

// Build Application
make build

-- Once you finished building the application, you will know be able to spin up the multi-containers.

// Run Application
make up

** The App will running on localhost:8080 as default, if you want to make any change, feel free to do so. **

-- When you finished spinning up the application, you can go and see this log if you wanted. If you have any questions about logging, see make logs command down description below. -- In order to create a new movie, movie is required to have actors data in it. We have already prepare some sample actor data from Back4App. Try make sh commands to generate sample actors data.

// When your server is up, sh into your server
make sh c=movies-server
// once you are in, type npm run generate
npm run generate
// after create sample data, you are now good to go, type exit to exit
exit

• list all commands available for make

make help

• build the image from Dockerfile. In our applications we have a server build on top of Nestjs framework, and Vue Typescript frontend binding with Nginx.

make build            # building all containers
make build c=database # building database only
make build c=server   # building server only
make build c=app      # building app only

• Stopping and recreating the containers

make up            # up all containers
make up c=database # up database only
make up c=server   # up server only
make up c=app      # up app only

• Is used to start the containers. To start only one container for example if I only want to start db container run make start c=database

make start            # starting all containers
make start c=database # starting database only
make start c=server   # starting server only
make start c=app      # starting app only

• Is used to stop and remove containers. To delete specific container use for example if I only want to delete db container run make down c=database

make down            # delete all containers
make down c=database # delete database only
make down c=server   # delete server only
make down c=app      # delete app only

• Is used to restart containers. To restart specific container use for example if I only want to restart db container run make down c=database

make restart            # restart all containers
make restart c=database # restart database only
make restart c=server   # restart server only
make restart c=app      # restart app only

• Is used to see the log of the containers. To log specific container use for example if I only want to log db container run make log c=database

make log            # log all containers
make log c=database # log database only
make log c=server   # log server only
make log c=app      # log app only

• Is used to see sh into containers. To log specific container use for example if I only want to sh server container run make sh c=movies-server

make sh c=movies-db       # log database only
make sh c=movies-server   # sh server only
make sh c=movies-app      # log app only