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Running Crowd Microservices on the local machine

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Emad Aghayi edited this page Oct 7, 2021 · 3 revisions

Crowd Microservices follows client-server architecture with three layers: 1) a web client, implemented in AngularJS, which runs on a worker's browser, 2) a back-end, implemented in Node.js, and 3) a persistence store, implemented using Firebase Real-time Database.

Running Crowd Microservices on the local machine

  1. install Node.js
  2. Run node ./bin/www in terminal
  3. In the Chrome go to this URL HTTP://localhost:3000/{_project_name_}
  4. For adding a new project, CrowdCode has admin dashboard. It is accessible via http://localhost:3000/clientRequest
  5. For deploying completed microservices on another repository which is connected to Heroku should configure GitHub username and password in deployment_service.js file. After updating information and re-run Node.js it is accessible via URL: HTTP://localhost:3000/{_project_name_}/deploy!

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