Node and Angular fullstack Single Page Application with Relational databases as backend

• Node.js
• Sequelize : Supports (MySql, MSSql, Postgres, Sqlite) databases
• Angular
• Express.js
• Angular CLI

Start dev

Without SSR

• npm run dev OR yarn dev

With SSR

1. Build client and server in watch mode
   • npm run build:ssr OR yarn build:ssr
2. Serve with SSR
   • npm run serve:ssr OR yarn serve:ssr

Start prod

Without SSR

1. Build client and server
   • npm run build:prod OR yarn build:prod
2. Serve without SSR
   • npm run serve:prod OR yarn serve:prod

With SSR

1. Build client and server
   • npm run build:prod OR yarn build:prod
2. Serve with SSR
   • npm run serve:prod:ssr OR yarn serve:prod:ssr

Unit tests using Jest.

Run test

• npm test OR yarn test

End-to-end tests using Testcafe.

1. Start application
   • npm run deve2e OR yarn deve2e
2. Run live e2e tests
   • npm run e2e OR yarn e2e

Deploy using Circle CI

1. intall heroku cli from https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/heroku-cli
2. From heroku account settings (https://dashboard.heroku.com/account) page copy API key
3. Paste this key in circle CI Account Settings > Heroku API Key section
4. Circle CI > Project > Projectname > Settings > Continuous deployment > Heroku Deployment > Step 2: Associate a Heroku SSH key with your account
5. Setup local repository with heroku: login to heroku: heroku git:remote -a ngnode-fullstack If you get error described here: https://discuss.circleci.com/t/heroku-deployment-from-circle-ci-failing/11117/2 do force git push git push heroku master -f
6. Start deployment