Getting Started

These instructions will get you a copy of the project up and running on your local machine for development and testing purposes.

Requirements:

• NodeJS

  • guide

• npm

  • guide

• Mongodb

  • The database used in the app is MongoDB, so it must be configured on you local machine. Follow the guide if you dont have MongoDB installed

Prerequisites

You'll need to clone this repository to your local directory.

Open Terminal

git clone https://github.com/v-rohan/FantasyFootball.git

Open Terminal in the FantasyFootball folder (or by cd FantasyFootball)

cd back-end

npm install Installs the project dependencies

open a terminal window (a seperate one without closing the prior one) on your OS in the FantasyFootball folder.

cd front-end

npm install

Installs the project dependencies

Running the project

Open Terminal

#Start MongoDB

sudo service mongod start

#Check Status

sudo service mongod status

open back-end folder and run Windows Command Prompt or Powershell or terminal window on your OS in the folder.

node index.js

This code will start the node server.

open the front-end folder and run Windows Command Prompt or Powershell or terminal window (a seperate one without closing the prior one) on your OS in this folder.

npm run serve

This command will start the Vue server with the front-end app working at http://localhost:8080/

It's possible that the app maybe deployed on another port as well

Built With

This app has been made using the MEVN stack.

*Back-end - Express on Node

*Front-end - Vue

*Database - A local Mongo Server

Authors

• V. Rohan Rao
• Yash Vardhan Prasad

for the GNU/Linux User's Group, NIT DURGAPUR

Contributing

Clone the repository, make a seperate branch, open your issue and make a Pull Request.