Backend for the backend of the org app for Reach4Help

• Before we forget! Create a new .env file in your root folder with the same content as our integration file. This will be used by our integration tests once we have them.
• Because our backend needs to connect to stuff like a database, etc. You need to install docker in order to start the project.
• If you're using Mac or Windows you should be good to go, however, if you are using Linux, you must install Docker Compose (already included in the versions for Mac and Windows), a command line tool that builds on top of the Docker Engine and provides a series of useful commands that we are going to be using to start our project.
• After the previous steps you should be able to run npm start, which in turn runs a simple script that aims to make this start up very easy to do.
• You can check we have two Dockerfiles that describe our service (Dockerfile and Dockerfile.dev). Our start is using Dockerfile.dev which supports hot reload and all that good stuff so we can develop with pleasure!

When the server starts have a go with the GraphQL playground at:

• http://localhost:4000/