LeesFriends

now purely an Angular + Typescript + MongoDB testbed.

##Environment setup

1. node -v-> v6.3.1
2. npm -v -> 3.10.5
3. (mongo)[https://docs.mongodb.com/manual/installation/#tutorials]

##Setup

1. cd {project_root}/
2. npm install
3. cd ../client
4. npm install
5. mongod (start mongo - no credentials needed for local environment)

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Right now the project is in a bastardized condition:
The client can be served two ways: webpack and our server.
The page at localhost:3000 will be updated upon changes in the client/
The page at localhost:8080 will be updated only when running the npm run grunt:dev command in server/
That's because webpack (in client/) will rebuild into {project_root}/client/dist. However localhost:8080 expects the client code to be in {project_root}/dist/client. The {project_root}/client/dist code is copied over into {project_root}/dist/client only once npm run grunt:dev is run.

npm run grunt:dev watch doesn't look for changes in client/dist.

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Client code

Can be found in client/ directory.

webpack build environment.
Typescript 2.0.10 for JS language.
Angular 2.0 for framework.

• npm start (watched dev mode @ http://localhost:3000)

For more commands see package.json > scripts: {...}

Server code

Can be found in {project_root}

Node + express server
Typescript 2.0.10 for language

1. Start typescript compiling:

• npm run grunt:dev watch

2. Start server

• npm run dev (watched dev mode @ http://localhost:8080)

Google API keys

To load the Contact Us map, you'll need to add your public IP address to the whitelist in the Google Cloud Console.
Please contact an admin of the Cloud Console to do so. Another solution is to generate your own key to use during development.