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Installation and Startup Guide

Installing Go

  1. Visit the Go official download page.

  2. Download the Go installer package suitable for your operating system.

  3. Follow the Go installation guide to complete the installation.

  4. After installation, open a terminal and run the following command to verify the installation:

    go version

    If the installation is successful, you will see the Go version information.

Installing Node.js and Yarn

  1. Visit the Node.js official website.

  2. Download and install the LTS (Long Term Support) version suitable for your operating system.

  3. After installation, open a terminal and run the following commands to verify the installation:

    node --version
npm --version

  4. Install Yarn:

    npm install -g yarn

  5. Verify Yarn installation:

    yarn --version

Setting up Go Path

  1. Determine your workspace: Choose a directory as your Go workspace, e.g., ~/go.

  2. Set GOPATH: Add the following to your shell configuration file (e.g., .bashrc or .zshrc):

    export GOPATH=$HOME/go
export PATH=$PATH:$GOPATH/bin

  3. Apply changes: Run one of the following commands to ensure the configuration file updates take effect:

    source ~/.bashrc
# or
source ~/.zshrc

  4. Verify settings: Run the following command to verify that GOPATH is set correctly:

    go env GOPATH

    The output should be your workspace directory, e.g., /home/username/go.

Setting Environment Variables (Recommended using direnv)

  1. Install direnv: Follow the instructions in the direnv official documentation to install.

  2. Configure direnv: Add the following line to your shell configuration file (e.g., .bashrc, .zshrc, etc.):

    eval "$(direnv hook bash)"  # if using bash
# or
eval "$(direnv hook zsh)"   # if using zsh

    Reload your shell configuration file or restart your terminal.

  3. Create .envrc file: In the project root directory, run:

    cp .envrc.example .envrc

  4. Edit .envrc file: Edit the .envrc file according to your needs, setting necessary environment variables. For example:

    export CSGHUB_PORTAL_S3_ACCESS_KEY_ID=xxx
export CSGHUB_PORTAL_S3_ACCESS_KEY_SECRET=yyy
# Add other required environment variables

  5. Allow direnv to load .envrc file: In the project root directory, run:

    direnv allow .

Getting Go Dependencies

To install necessary Go modules, run:

go mod tidy

Installing Air for Live Reloading

Air is a tool that allows live reloading of Go applications. Install it using the following command:

go install github.com/cosmtrek/air@latest

Getting Frontend Dependencies

Open the frontend directory and use Yarn to install dependencies:

cd frontend
yarn install

Setting up the Database

  1. Create database: Create a new database in your database management system. PostgreSQL is recommended, and you can use the following command:

    CREATE DATABASE your_database_name;

    Make sure to replace your_database_name with the actual database name you want to use.

  2. Update .envrc file: Ensure your .envrc file contains the correct database connection information.

  3. Initialize database: Run the following command to initialize the database:

    go run cmd/csghub-portal/main.go migration init

  4. Execute database migrations: Run the following command to execute database migrations:

    go run cmd/csghub-portal/main.go migration migrate

Startup

Starting Both Frontend and Backend Services

To start both frontend and backend services simultaneously, run the following command:

make

Starting Frontend Service Separately

If you only want to start the frontend service, run the following command:

make run-frontend

Starting Go Service Separately

If you only want to start the Go service, run the following command:

make run-backend

Starting via VS Code

  1. Create .env file:

    • In the project root directory, locate the .env.example file.
    • Copy .env.example and rename the copy to .env.
    • Open the .env file and fill in all necessary environment variables according to your environment configuration.
    cp .env.example .env

  2. Edit .env file:

    • Open the .env file with a text editor.
    • Fill in or modify each configuration item according to your development environment and requirements.
    • Ensure all necessary environment variables are correctly set.

  3. In VS Code, open the "Run and Debug" view (usually the play button icon in the sidebar).

  4. In the top dropdown menu, you can choose one of the following configurations:

    • "portal": Start the main server
    • "init": Initialize the database
    • "migrate": Execute database migration
    • "rollback": Rollback database migration

Compiling the Project via Command Line

  1. Compile the project:

    make build

  2. Run the compiled executable:

    ./csghub-portal start server

Accessing the Application

When both services are running, open your web browser and visit:

http://localhost:8090

This will allow you to view and interact with the application.