Provide a short description about your project. What does it do? What technologies does it use? Who would use it?
This project follows a monorepo structure with two main applications: a backend application and a frontend application, along with a shared directory.
The backend application is structured as an AdonisJS application. It includes:
ace.js: The CLI script for AdonisJS.
adonisrc.ts: The configuration file for AdonisJS.app/: Contains the main application logic, including exceptions, middleware, and models.bin/: Contains scripts for starting the server, running console commands, and running tests.config/: Contains configuration files for various aspects of the application.database/: Contains files related to database setup and migrations.start/: Contains files that are run at the start of the application.tests/: Contains test files.doc-api/: Contains api endpoint test files in .bru (use bruno => oss equivalent to postman)Each file and directory has a specific role in the application. For example, the app/services/media_librairy_service.ts file appears to define a service for handling media library operations.
The frontend application is a Nuxt.js application. It includes:
app.vue: The main Vue component.components/: Contains reusable Vue components.layouts/: Contains layout components used by Nuxt.js.
nuxt.config.ts: The configuration file for Nuxt.js.pages/: Contains page components used by Nuxt.js.public/: Contains static files that are served directly by Nuxt.js.server/: Contains server-side logic for the Nuxt.js application.The shared/ directory is likely used for code that is shared between the frontend and backend applications.
Each application has its own package.json for managing dependencies, and there is a pnpm-workspace.yaml file at the root of the project for managing the monorepo with pnpm.
You need to set up environment variables for your application. These are usually stored in a .env file in the root of your backend application directory. If a .env.example file exists, you can copy it to create your .env file:
bash cp .env.example .env
Then, open the .env file and fill in the appropriate values for each variable.
Before running the server, you need to run database migrations. This sets up your database schema according to the definitions in your migration files. In an AdonisJS application, you can run migrations using the following command:
bash cp .env.example .env
Finally, you can start the server. If you're in a development environment, you can use the following command:
pnpm dev
Or, if you're in a production environment, you can use:
pnpm dev
Remember to run these commands in the root directory of your backend application.