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ViewPoint

A backend implementation for storing and displaying commissioned artworks. This project started as a personal project for storing my commissions but after several others had asked me about the project (and an extensive refactoring effort), I decided to publish the entire backend for my site to allow others to get some use out of my code!

Dependencies

This backend requires several services to be connected to the application to properly work

  • Minio
    • Minio is selfhosted S3 instance for object storage. This could be replaced with any other service that implements the S3 protocol.
  • Postgres
    • Relational database used to store all information regarding commissions, entities, and files
  • Redis
    • Session manager for authentication

Configuration

Env Vars

These are required environment variables

  • DATABASE_URL -> postgres connection URI
  • MINIO_ACCESS_KEY -> string
  • MINIO_SECRET_KEY -> string
  • MINIO_HOST -> string
  • MINIO_PORT -> number
  • REDIS_URL -> redis connection URI

Setup

To setup the project once you have cloned it

  1. Install all project dependencies with pnpm i
  2. Generate necessary database data with pnpx prisma migrate dev
  3. Run pnpm dev to start the development server

Accessing Data

Backend

The most direct way to interface with the data is via the data controllers. Stored in controllers, these include methods for CRUD operations for commissions, entities, and users.

API

The API layer uses the controllers mentioned above, but abstracted through a set of network requests. This is useful for making raw network requests to modify the database state.

React Hooks

Bundled in hooks is a set of stateful react components for modifying the database and information therein. For doing any types of queries on the frontend, this is the recommended method for interaction.

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