C0D3.com

This is the codebase for the website c0d3.com, which provides a platform for students to learn coding through solving challenges.

ARCHIVED

This repo was archived due to being outdated. A new rewrite of the app is currently hosted under https://github.com/garageScript/c0d3-app, please direct issues and pull requests there.

How to Start

The following will describe how to setup your own development server. You have the option to setup your development server on either your local machine, or within c0d3's server. The process described below works for both cases.

NOTE: If you choose to setup your development server locally, you must install the following on your local machine BEFORE proceeding:

  a. install node.js
  b. install git
  c. install secure shell(only if you are working with an older version of windows.  Windows 10 will have secure shell pre-installed)

1. Clone repository

   SSH - git clone [email protected]:song/c0d3.git or HTTPS - git clone https://git.c0d3.com/song/c0d3.git

2. Install necessary libraries - yarn

3. Create a frontend and backend url for your app (must be c0d3.com domain) at apps.c0d3.com

   For Example: frontend code is https://tri.c0d3.com with port 9623 backend url is https://tri-serv.c0d3.com with port 9643

   Note: When creating the frontend and backend url, DO NOT manually define your own port. Leave the port number input field blank and a port number will be automatically generated for you.

4. Copy hidden file .env.example and name it .env

   Example: to see hidden files - ls -a

   $ cp .env.example .env

5. Change the environment file .env to map to your server url by opening .env and modifying the following parameters:

• Server related parameters

  • change server port: SERVER_PORT=your-server-port
  • change server url: HOST_NAME=your-server-url.c0d3.com
  • change server url: REACT_APP_SERVER_URL=https://your-server-url.c0d3.com

• Client related parameters

  • change client port: PORT=your-client-port
  • change client url: CLIENT_URL=https://your-client-url.c0d3.com

6. Start the backend server on the correct port - supervisor Server/app.js

7. Start the frontend server on the correct port - yarn start

   For example: https://your-client-url.c0d3.com

8. Create a cypress.env.json file with baseUrl to be the same as the CLIENT_URL environment variable.

   Example: { baseUrl: https://tri.c0d3.com } or { baseUrl: http://localhost:9623 }

9. (Optional) For CLI tool

• Change to the gsSubmit directory: cd gsSubmit
• Install dependencies: npm install
• Link and test with either of 2 ways:
  • (hosted server) Submit challenges from git directory by running cli file: bin/c0d3 submit --url "https://your-server-url"
  • (hosted server) You can also submit as another user: TEST=true bin/c0d3 submit --url "https://your-server-url" --username "another_user"
  • (local) Link the c0d3 cli tool to be ran anywhere: npm link
  • (local) Submit challenges from git directory: c0d3 submit --url "https://your-server-url"
  • (local) You can also submit as another user: TEST=true c0d3 submit --url "https://your-server-url" --username "another_user"

Tests

Unit Tests

To run unit tests in watch mode: yarn tu:dev

• If you want to mock a node module, mock should be placed in __mocks__ directory
• For information about jest and mocking, read the documentation

Functional Tests

Cypress Headless Mode

To run functional tests:

• Run All: yarn run tf
• Run Specific: yarn run tfs cypress/integration/filename.spec.js

After functional tests are ran, videos of browser UI interactions and failed test snapshots can be viewed at https://your-server-url.c0d3.com/functional or http://localhost:<port#>/functional

Cypress Browser Mode

If working on local computer, tests can be ran in the chrome browser by following the below steps:

1. Run express server supervisor Server/app.js
2. Run webpack server yarn start
3. Run cypress server yarn run cypress:open
4. Navigate to cypress pop-up window and click on the specific test
5. Watch/Interact with new chrome browser dedicated for functional testing

Mattermost

Setup

1. Ask admin for mattermost access token and add it to .env file
2. Run express server supervisor Server/app.js
3. Run webpack server yarn start

Chatroom

1. Development https://chat-dev.c0d3.com
2. Production https://chat.c0d3.com

API Link

link https://api.mattermost.com/#tag/users

Mailgun

Setup

Ask admin for Mail API key and Mail Domain, then add them to .env file. This is used for sending emails

Documentation

https://documentation.mailgun.com/en/latest/quickstart-sending.html#send-with-smtp-or-api

Logging

The c0d3 codebase uses winston.js for application level logging. In order to import the logger, use the following technique.

const log = require('path/to/log')(__filename)

// use the following levels accordingly
log.error('log level 0 message')
log.warn('log level 1 message')
log.info('log level 2 message')
log.verbose('log level 3 message')
log.debug('log level 4 message')
log.silly('log level 5 message')

In production, only level 2 (i.e. info) and below will be logged. In other environments, log level 4 (i.e. debug) and below will be displayed.

Databases

Migration

If you make a copy of postgresdb, you might run into an issue where data is not auto-incrementing. To fix this, refer to this fix: https://dba.stackexchange.com/questions/65662/postgres-how-to-insert-row-with-autoincrement-id

Database Overview

• Lesson (description, docUrl, githubUrl, videoUrl, order, title)
  • hasMany Challenge
  • hasMany Submission
  • belongsToMany User -> UserLesson
• Challenge (status, description, title, order)
  • hasMany Submission
• User (name, username, password, email, gsId, isOnline)
  • belongsToMany User (student) -> AdoptedStudent
  • belongsToMany Lesson -> UserLesson
  • belongsTo Room (lastroom)
  • belongsToMany Room -> UserRoom
• UserLesson (isPassed, isTeaching, isEnrolled)
• Submission (mrUrl, diff, comment, status, viewCount)
  • belongsTo User
  • belongsTo User (reviewer)
  • belongsTo Challenge
  • belongsTo Lesson
• AdoptedStudent (lessonId)
• Star (lessonId)
  • belongsTo User (student)
  • belongsTo User (mentor)
• Room (name, description, isEditable, isPrivate)
  • belongsToMany User -> UserRoom
  • hasMany Message
• Message (content, isEdited)
  • belongsTo Room
  • belongsTo User
• UserRoom (unread, isLastRoom)