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sick-fits

A web-app I built as part of the course offered by Wes Bos.

The front-end component of sick-fits is built with ReactJS along with NextJS for server-side rendering, routing, and tooling. React-Apollo, an adapter for interfacing with the Apollo client, with the Apollo client being used for caching, GraphQL mutations and fetching.

The back-end component uses Prisma for CRUD (create, read, update, delete) operations on MySQL. GraphQL Yoga is used as a proxy on top of Prisma for handling data logic.

The app is deployed to Heroku, hosting a PostgreSQL database (10000 rows/free), with a server deployed on top of the database (0.5GB RAM, 1vCPU/free).

Deploying Prisma server to Heroku:

  1. Heroku PostgreSQL
  2. Heroku server
  3. Prisma deploy (prisma deploy -- -n, which will ask what instance to set up on)

Deploying Yoga server to Heroku (https://sick-fits-prod-yoga-backend.herokuapp.com/)

  1. heroku apps:create sick-fits-prod-yoga-backend (brew install heroku/brew/heroku if you do not have the heroku CLI)
  2. git remote add heroku-backend https://git.heroku.com/sick-fits-prod-yoga-backend.git
  3. To push only sub-folders to the Heroku backend, git subtree push --prefix backend heroku-backend master, which will push up the backend to the heroku-backend subtree on the branch master (error logs can be listed via running heroku logs --tail --app sick-fits-prod-yoga-backend). Re-building can be performed through the Heroku UI (restart all dynos) or through the same git command

Deploying frontend (https://sick-fits-flav.herokuapp.com/):

  1. heroku apps:create sick-fits-flav
  2. git remote add heroku-frontend https://git.heroku.com/sick-fits-flav.git