AlpataTech.MeetingAppDemo

This repository contains a Dockerized setup for a meeting organization application which I created during my summer internship at Alpata Yazılım ve Teknoloji which consists MSSQL Server database, an Angular frontend, and a .NET Core API.

Prerequisites

• Docker
• Docker Compose

Getting Started

1. Clone this repository:

   git clone https://github.com/seppacar/AlpataTech-MeetingAppDemo.git
   cd AlpataTech-MeetingAppDemo

2. Build and run the application using Docker Compose:

   docker-compose up -d

   This will start the SQL Server, API, and Angular frontend in detached mode.

3. Wait for the services to fully initialize. You can check the logs for each service:

   docker-compose logs -f

   Wait until you see messages indicating that the services are ready.

4. Access the application:

   • Frontend: Open your browser and go to http://localhost:4200
   • API Swagger UI: http://localhost:5000/swagger
   • API Index HTML: http://localhost:5000

5. Stop the application when you're done:

   docker-compose down

Environment Variables

Environment Variables

• SQL Server:

  • SA_PASSWORD: Your Super Secret Password for the SQL Server.

• API:

  • ASPNETCORE_ENVIRONMENT: Set to Development for the development environment.
  • DB_CONNECTION_STRING_PROD: Connection string for the production database.
  • DB_CONNECTION_STRING_DEV: Connection string for the development database.

• SMTP Configuration:

  • SMTP_SERVER: SMTP server address for email communication.
  • SMPT_PORT: SMTP server port.
  • SMTP_USERNAME: SMTP username for authentication.
  • SMTP_PASSWORD: SMTP password for authentication.

• JWT Configuration:

  • JWT_AUDIENCE: Your JWT audience.
  • JWT_ISSUER: Your JWT issuer.
  • JWT_SECRET: Your at least 128-bit JWT secret.

Notes

• Make sure ports 4200, 5000, and 1433 are not in use on your machine.

• The database will be available on localhost:1433, the API on localhost:5000, and the frontend on localhost:4200.

• The API is configured to wait for the SQL Server to be ready before starting.