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FAQ: Third Party Apps & Configuration (Stakeholder)

Mila Roisin edited this page Apr 15, 2020 · 11 revisions

Once you clone the repository to your local disk, you must add an .env file in each /frontend and /backend folder. Please remove these sensitive information from Github. Sensitive information is given to stakeholder. Select gitignore to avoid uploading access information onto the repository.

Template for /backend .env file:

JWT_KEY=<<***********>>
RDS_HOSTNAME=<<***********>>
RDS_PORT=<<***********>>
RDS_USERNAME=admin
RDS_PASSWORD=<<***********>>
RDS_DATABASE=<<<<***********>>

For /frontend .env file, this must be added:

LOCAL_API_KEY=<_your-ip-address_>:3000
REACT_NATIVE_PACKAGER_HOSTNAME=

Template for writing & tracking issues:

Story: [#IssueNumber]: For As a Contractor, I would like to see my own views when I log in.

Task: Task Statement.

Steps:

- First step outlined: [#IssueNumber, SP]
- Second issue outlined: [#IssueNumber, SP]

[Total SP: X]
[Priority: Low, Medium High]
[Risk: Low, Medium, High]

Forking a Repository:

A fork is a copy of a repository. Forking a repository allows you to freely experiment with changes without affecting the original project. Details on how to fork a repository can be found here.

Resources:

You can also go directly to each of these status dashboards by clicking on the Repository badges on the front page.