Artemis is for the job seeker that needs simple tools for organization, communication, and self-improvement to increase the odds of landing that next big opportunity.
The idea behind Artemis is to first build an MVP that can handle the most basic organizational improvements to someones online job hunt, and then add a little bit more:
And once that's good and done, a little bit more to make it even more useful:
Having experience with the MERN stack, we decided this was a better opportunity to use a relational database, and chose instead of MongoDB to use a service by neon.tech that provides a serverless postgreSQL database. We also chose to use redux toolkit to manage complex state, as well as SASS and css modules.
In the process, we found a few things out:
1) We really appreciated the longer planning phase - it helped us immensely during the production phase - because we had more time to be familiar with the newer technologies we decided to add this time around.
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Happy job hunting!
Using your terminal:
1) Navigate to the folder where you want to place the containing folder, named 'artemis-crm'
2) type git clone https://github.com/jonathananddaryll/artemis-crm/
3) Navigate to both of these folders:
/artemis-crm/client/
/artemis-crm/server/
and for each folder, install the npm packages for the server:
npm install
and also create a .env file to store your private keys
touch .env
4) Sign up for a free account with each of these 3rd party providers:
Clerk.com - user authentication and user management neon.tech - serverless postgresql database
fill in the rest of your clerk info here in the CLIENT .env file:
VITE_CLERK_PUBLISHABLE_KEY=
VITE_CLERK_SECRET_KEY=
and put your clerk & neon.tech keys in the SERVER .env file:
(Variables starting with 'PG' as well as the 'ENDPOINT_ID' are all related to neon.tech)
PORT=5432
PGHOST=''
PGDATABASE=''
PGUSER=''
PGPASSWORD=''
ENDPOINT_ID=''
CLERK_PUBLISHABLE_KEY=
CLERK_SECRET_KEY=
5) 'Seed' the postgres database:
Using the following tables, use either the CLI or the built-in SQL editor provided by neon.tech to add these (empty) tables to your database:
board
contact
document
job
job_contact
note
task
timeline
users
6) Run both servers:
You can use the concurrently package from npm to run both with one statement:
concurrently \"npm run server\" \"npm run client\"
or just open two separate terminals to run each script in a separate window
npm run server
npm run client
7) Go to your browser and type in:
8) Enjoy!
Daryll Osis @dirtyhoops Jon Harvey @collectivenectar
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