@ -82,12 +82,12 @@ simplified guide illustrating how to gain value from using TimeSafari.
This section is tailored for software developers seeking to use the application during development,
quality assurance, and testing.
# # Bootstrapping a local development environment
# Bootstrapping a local development environment
The first concern a software developer has when working on TimeSafari is to set up a local
development environment. This section will guide you through the process.
### Prerequisites
## Prerequisites
1. Have the following installed on your local machine:
- Node.js and NPM
@ -118,9 +118,9 @@ development environment. This section will guide you through the process.
environment variable.
### Setup steps
## Setup steps
#### 1. Clone the following repositories from their respective Git hosts:
### 1. Clone the following repositories from their respective Git hosts:
- [TimeSafari Frontend ](https://gitea.anomalistdesign.com/trent_larson/crowd-funder-for-time-pwa )\
This is a Progressive Web App (PWA) built with VueJS and TypeScript.
Note that the clone command here is different from the one you would use for GitHub.
@ -135,80 +135,167 @@ development environment. This section will guide you through the process.
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#### 2. Database creation
### 2. Database creation
##### Alternative 1 - use test data
#### Alternative 1 - use test data
To generate a development database and perform user setup you can run a local test with instructions
below to generate sample data. Then copy the test database, rename it to `-dev` as below:\
`cp ../endorser-ch-test-local.sqlite3 ../endorser-ch-dev.sqlite3` \
and rerun `npm run dev` to give yourself user #0 and others from the ETHR_CRED_DATA in [the endorser.ch test util file ](https://github.com/trentlarson/endorser-ch/blob/master/test/util.js#L90 )
##### Alternative 2 - boostrap single seed user
1. In endorser-ch install dependencies and set up environment variables to allow starting it up in
development mode.
```bash
cd endorser-ch
npm clean install # or npm ci
cp .env.local .env
```
Edit the .env file's INFURA_PROJECT_ID with the value you saved earlier in the
prerequisites.\
Then create the SQLite database by running `npm run flyway migrate` with environment variables
set correctly to select the default SQLite development user as follows.
```bash
export NODE_ENV=dev
export DBUSER=sa
export DBPASS=sasa
npm run flyway migrate
```
The first run of flyway migrate may take some time to complete because the entire Flyway
distribution must be downloaded prior to executing migrations.
Successful output looks similar to the following:
```
Database: jdbc:sqlite:../endorser-ch-dev.sqlite3 (SQLite 3.41)
Schema history table "main"."flyway_schema_history" does not exist yet
Successfully validated 10 migrations (execution time 00:00.034s)
Creating Schema History table "main"."flyway_schema_history" ...
Current version of schema "main": < < Empty Schema > >
Migrating schema "main" to version "1 - initial-anew"
Migrating schema "main" to version "2 - registration"
Migrating schema "main" to version "3 - plan project"
Migrating schema "main" to version "4 - offer gave"
Migrating schema "main" to version "5 - more confirmations"
Migrating schema "main" to version "6 - providers urls"
Migrating schema "main" to version "7 - hash nonce"
Migrating schema "main" to version "8 - project location"
Migrating schema "main" to version "9 - plan links"
Migrating schema "main" to version "10 - gift or trade"
Successfully applied 10 migrations to schema "main", now at version v10 (execution time 00:00.043s)
A Flyway report has been generated here: /Users/kbull/code/timesafari/endorser-ch/report.html
```
#### Alternative 2 - boostrap single seed user
In this method you will end up with two accounts in the database, one for the first boostrap user,
and the second as the primary user you will use during testing. The first user will invite the
second user to the app.
1. Install dependencies and environment variables.\
In endorser-ch install dependencies and set up environment variables to allow starting it up in
development mode.
```bash
cd endorser-ch
npm clean install # or npm ci
cp .env.local .env
```
Edit the .env file's INFURA_PROJECT_ID with the value you saved earlier in the
prerequisites.\
Then create the SQLite database by running `npm run flyway migrate` with environment variables
set correctly to select the default SQLite development user as follows.
```bash
export NODE_ENV=dev
export DBUSER=sa
export DBPASS=sasa
npm run flyway migrate
```
The first run of flyway migrate may take some time to complete because the entire Flyway
distribution must be downloaded prior to executing migrations.
Successful output looks similar to the following:
```
Database: jdbc:sqlite:../endorser-ch-dev.sqlite3 (SQLite 3.41)
Schema history table "main"."flyway_schema_history" does not exist yet
Successfully validated 10 migrations (execution time 00:00.034s)
Creating Schema History table "main"."flyway_schema_history" ...
Current version of schema "main": < < Empty Schema > >
Migrating schema "main" to version "1 - initial-anew"
Migrating schema "main" to version "2 - registration"
Migrating schema "main" to version "3 - plan project"
Migrating schema "main" to version "4 - offer gave"
Migrating schema "main" to version "5 - more confirmations"
Migrating schema "main" to version "6 - providers urls"
Migrating schema "main" to version "7 - hash nonce"
Migrating schema "main" to version "8 - project location"
Migrating schema "main" to version "9 - plan links"
Migrating schema "main" to version "10 - gift or trade"
Successfully applied 10 migrations to schema "main", now at version v10 (execution time 00:00.043s)
A Flyway report has been generated here: /Users/kbull/code/timesafari/endorser-ch/report.html
```
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2. Generate first user with the TimeSafari PWA and bootstrap that user.\
In order to seed the SQLite database with the first registered user that user must first be
generated from the TimeSafari application. Bootstrapping that user is required so that you can
use that root user to register other users since TimeSafari is an invite-only platform.
2. Generate the first user in TimeSafari PWA and bootstrap that user in Endorser's database.\
As TimeSafari is an invite-only platform the first user must be manually bootstrapped since
no other users exist to be able to invite the first user. This first user must be added manually
to the SQLite database used by Endorser. In this setup you generate the first user from the PWA.
This user is automatically generated on first usage of the TimeSafari PWA. Bootstrapping that
user is required so that this first user can register other users.
- Change directories into `crowd-funder-for-time-pwa`
```bash
cd ..
cd crowd-funder-for-time-pwa
```
- Ensure the `.env.development` file exists and has the following values:
```env
VITE_DEFAULT_ENDORSER_API_SERVER=http://127.0.0.1:3000
```
- Install dependencies and run in dev mode. For now don't worry about configuring the app. All we
need is to generate the first root user and this happens automatically on app startup.
```bash
npm clean install # or npm ci
npm run dev
```
- Open the app in a browser and go to the developer tools. It is recommended to use a completely
separate browser profile so you do not clear out your existing user account. We will be
completely resetting the PWA app state prior to generating the first user.
In the Developer Tools go to the Application tab.
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Click the "Clear site data" button and then refresh the page.
- Click the account button in the bottom right corner of the page.
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- This will take you to the account page titled "Your Identity" on which you can see your DID,
a `did:ethr` DID in this case.
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- Copy the DID by selecting it and copying it to the clipboard or by clicking the copy and paste
button as shown in the image.
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In our case this DID is:\
`did:ethr:0xe4B783c74c8B0e229524e44d0cD898D272E02CD6`
4. Then start the service in development mode with the following commands.
- Add that DID to the following echoed SQL statement where it says `YOUR_DID`
```bash
echo "INSERT INTO registration (did, maxClaims, maxRegs, epoch) VALUES ('YOUR_DID', 100, 10000, 1719348718092);" | sqlite3 ./endorser-ch-dev.sqlite3
```
and run this command in the parent directory just above the `endorser-ch` directory.
It needs to be the parent directory of your `endorser-ch` repository because when
`endorser-ch` creates the SQLite database it depends on it creates it in the parent directory
of `endorser-ch` .
- You can verify with an SQL browser tool that your record has been added to the `registration`
table.
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3. Then start the Endorser service in development mode with the following commands.
```bash
cd ./endorser-ch
export NODE_ENV=dev
npm run dev
```
Then register the first permissioned user by adding a DID thus:
echo "INSERT INTO registration (did, maxClaims, maxRegs, epoch) VALUES ('YOUR_DID', 100, 10000, 1719348718092);" | sqlite3 ../endorser-ch-dev.sqlite3
This starts the Endorser service on port 3000.
4. Create the second user by opening up a separate browser profile or incognito session, opening the
TimeSafari PWA at `http://localhost:8080` . You will see the yellow banner stating "Someone must
register you before you can give or offer."
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- If you want to ensure you have a fresh user account then open the developer tools, clear the
Application data as before, and then refresh the page. This will generate a new user in the
browser's IndexedDB database.
5. Go to the second users' account page to copy the DID.
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6. Copy the DID and put it in the text bar on the "Your Contacts" page for the first account
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7. Click the "+" plus icon to add the user.
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8. Then click the register button to register the second user.
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9. Click "YES" on the dialog that shows up.
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After this a notification will pop up indicating whether registration was successful or not.
10. You have finished the initial set up of users.
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