A basic habit tracker app, created mostly to test out using Lacinia.
DB:
- MongoDB
API:
- Clojure
- Lacinia
Web Client:
- Elm
You'll need a few local dependencies to get going, and aside from these the install scripts will get everything else you need.
- MongoDB (version: 3.2.9)
- npm (3.10.3)
- lein (2.7.1 running on java 1.8.0_101)
You don't need these exact versions, but having major/minor version correct will avoid possible bugs.
I like to run things in 2 terminals to keep the output cleaner.
Terminal 1:
cd web-client;
npm install; # Handles everything for you, including installing elm globally.
# Now to actually launch the frontend
npm start;Terminal 2:
cd api;
lein deps; # Get's everything you need from project.clj.
# Now to actually launch the backend, first start the repl.
lein repl;
# Inside the repl in the user namespace run `(start)`, if you're not in the user namespace originally then run
# (ns user) to switch to the user namespace.
possbily-something-else => (ns user)
user => (start)
# If you have changed code within /habby/api since starting the repl, use `refresh` to start using the new code
# without needing to restart the repl
user => (refresh)Great, you're good to develop now!
Keep in mind that the frontend will be running on localhost:8080.
The backend will be serving up the API on localhost:8888/graphql, which you can actually explore with graphiql by
visiting localhost:8888, a must-use feature while developing on the API.
TODO