- Install VS Code and Docker. You can references the instructions here, if needed.
- Click the
Dev Containersbutton above to automatically clone and open the project in a new dev container. - Once the dev image is done loading projects, open a new VS Code terminal, run
gradle startand use the Docker view in VS Code to see all the running containers. When done, you can shut everything down usinggradle teardown. - To run all tests, use
gradle test. - Configure your HOSTS file to add entries for
local.studycrm.comandapi-local.studycrm.compointing to127.0.0.1. - Profit!
- Install VS Code and Docker. You can references the instructions here, if needed.
- Clone this repo to your local machine
mkdir source
git clone https://github.com/code-differently/study-crm - Open the new folder you just downloaded in VS Code
- Follow the prompts to automatically repoen the folder as a dev container.
- Once the dev image is done loading projects, open a new VS Code terminal, run
gradle startand use the Docker view in VS Code to see all the running containers. When done, you can shut everything down usinggradle teardown. - To run all tests, use
gradle test. - Configure your HOSTS file to add entries for
local.studycrm.comandapi-local.studycrm.compointing to127.0.0.1. - Profit!
- Install VS Code and Docker. You can references the instructions here, if needed.
- Install Java 17 and Gradle.
- Clone this repo to your local machine
mkdir source
git clone https://github.com/code-differently/study-crm
cd study-crm - You can now open the project in your favorite coding editor.
- To start all the services, run
gradle startin thestudy-crmdirectory. You should see all the containers running in Docker. When done, you can shut everything down usinggradle teardown. - To run all tests, use
gradle test. - Configure your HOSTS file to add entries for
local.studycrm.comandapi-local.studycrm.compointing to127.0.0.1. - Profit!