Run the Timesheet from the source

Set up a DB

• Install and start PosgreSQL on port 5432.
• Create a DB timesheet owned by user timesheet with a password timesheet.

Clone the repository

go get github.com/valasek/timesheet
cd $GOPATH/src/github.com/valasek/timesheet

Add private configuration files

# create vue config file `./client/.quasar.env.json`

Set up client-specific configuration files - if you need to logo - ./client/src/statics/logo-<client>.png servercon

./server/timesheet-dataarch.yaml - each per each configuration

**Edit dockerfile** to indicate for which client you are building for

``` bash
COPY ./server/timesheet-<client>.yaml /timesheet.yaml
RUN yarn run build-<client>

Install Golang and Go dependencies

Install Golang

cd ./server
go get -u ./... 
go run timesheet.go db --clean
go run timesheet.go db --load all
go run timesheet.go server

Install Node, npm and yarn and Quasar Framework

Install node

Install npm a yarn yarn (I recommend to use npm for all global packages and yarn for all local packages)

Install QUasar Framework

Start the server and client locally

# Open a new terminal and change to the client folder
cd client
# install dependencies
yarn install
# serve with hot reload at localhost:8080
yarn run

Used ports

• 8080 - UI in Vue/Quasar

• 3000 - server in Go

• 5432 - db - postgreSQL

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Optionally after/during deployment - replace baseUrl in compiled js files. Not required anymore.

sed -i -e 's/localhost/www.example.com/g' /client/dist/*.js