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[Feature] Support dark mode #1

Open abhayjatindoshi opened 5 years ago

abhayjatindoshi commented 5 years ago

Need to support dark mode for all the angular components that are used. Additionally if possible giving a settings modal to switch between both the UI modes.

hiteshpr commented 5 years ago

Can I work on this?

abhayjatindoshi commented 5 years ago

@hiteshpr Do let me know if you need any help setting up. :)

abhayjatindoshi commented 5 years ago

@hiteshpr Are you still working on this ?

hiteshpr commented 5 years ago

Hey, yes I am working on this

hiteshpr commented 5 years ago

How to point to APIs? Where are APIs located?

abhayjatindoshi commented 5 years ago

Check out the steps below to setup.

  1. Create a directory Spendings
  2. Inside the directory clone spendings-client and spendings-server as given in the below folder structure
  3. create a directory properties and file production.properties 
    
server.domain=http://localhost:8888/

db.host=localhost:8889 db.username=root db.password= db.name=spendings

google.client.id={client-id} google.client.secret={client-secret}

4. Inside the server directory run `sh build.sh`
5. A build folder will be created. Use a PHP server like MAMP or WAMP or XAMPP on htdocs folder in build folder. 

You will have a folder structure similar as given below

Spendings ├── build <-- Automatically created using build.sh │ └─ htdocs <-- use it to run PHP server ├── spendings-server <-- clone spendings-server repository
│ └── properties <-- create a properties folder in server | └─ production.properties <-- use it to run PHP server └── spendings-client <-- cloned spendings-client repository 



After this complete setup you should be able to just run npm start in client directory and use port 4200 to work on client.
hiteshpr commented 5 years ago

Hey @abhayjatindoshi Why don't you host the APIs on any free services like Heroku? It would be much easier for everyone to contribute

abhayjatindoshi commented 5 years ago

Yes, Sure I can do that for you. Setting heroku up would take some time. Also I'll check other possibilities. Meanwhile can you try setting up the server as given in the above steps ?