Dev Ops Bug Snag Demo: SÜT

Configuring the application

copy config.template.js to config.js (can do this in file system too)

$ cp config.template.js config.js

Members of the project can see the firebase values needed by adding this path to the end of your firebase console url /project/web-engineering-spring-2019/settings/general/

You can also find these values on the Firebase console in "Project Settings" under the "General" tab

Config Key Breakdown

Config Key	Description
API_KEY	The property called "Web API Key" in the Firebase settings general tab
AUTH_DOMAIN	Your "Project ID" from the Firebase settings general tab appended with ".firebaseapp.com", i.e. your-project-id.firebaseapp.com
DATABASE_URL	Found by going to "Database" then "Realtime Database" in the Firebase console, should be near the top of the page next to a link icon, takes the format of https://your-project-id.firebaseio.com/
BUGSNAG_KEY	The key bugsnag gives you to track your errors

Environment Variables

You can also pass these values in as environment variables to the Node application like so

# run the project locally
$ API_KEY='<YOUR_API_KEY_HERE>' AUTH_DOMAIN='<YOUR_AUTH_DOMAIN_HERE>' npm run start
# ...or build the project
$ API_KEY='<YOUR_API_KEY_HERE>' AUTH_DOMAIN='<YOUR_AUTH_DOMAIN_HERE>' npm run build

Running the application

Run these commands in the base directory of the application

Install the dependencies

$ npm install

Run the application locally

$ npm run start