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@bloom-housing/backend-core

Listings service reference implementation for the Bloom affordable housing system

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Bloom Backend Services

This package is a NestJS application that provides a core set of backend services via REST API endpoints to apps using the Bloom Housing framework. Information is stored in a Postgres database, accessed via TypeORM.

OpenAPI Documentation

OpenAPI (fka Swagger) documentation is automatically generated by the server at http://localhost:3100/docs/ for a standard local development environment. A raw JSON version of the schema is also available at /docs-json/, suitable for API client code generation or other code-based consumers.

Getting Started for Developers

The following steps should provide a working local environement for development purposes:

Setting up your local environment variables

Operational configuration the service is read from environment variables. Copy .env.template to .env and edit the settings specific to your development environment. Make sure the Database URL matches your Postgres configuration.

Setting up a Database

There are two databases used in this project: bloom and bloom_test. First is used every time you are starting a project with yarn dev and second one is only used in end-to-end tests. Corresponding TypeORM configs are defined in ormconfig.ts and ormconfig.test.ts. If you are just starting to work with the projects it's best to simply run:

yarn && yarn reseed:db

that will create bloom DB for you, migrate it to the latest schema and seed with appropriate dev data.

Dropping the DB:

yarn db:drop

Creating the DB:

yarn db:create

Seeding the DB:

yarn db:seed

Generating a new migration:

yarn db:migration:generate

Applying migrations:

yarn db:migration:run

Running Tests

End-to-end tests:

yarn test:e2e:local

Unit tests:

yarn test

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Package last updated on 21 Jan 2021

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