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David Lick 28e52a4e08 refactors data access layer to use pop ORM for eager loading, adds book titles rented to renters in response body

2020-05-31 00:40:32 -04:00

refactors data access layer to use pop ORM for eager loading, adds book titles rented to renters in response body

2020-05-31 00:40:32 -04:00

adds integrations with bookish-server, the books API and the google books API, adds functionality for library, searching for books, and displaying renters registered in the system

2020-05-28 22:08:27 -04:00

refactors data access layer to use pop ORM for eager loading, adds book titles rented to renters in response body

2020-05-31 00:40:32 -04:00

adds integrations with bookish-server, the books API and the google books API, adds functionality for library, searching for books, and displaying renters registered in the system

2020-05-28 22:08:27 -04:00

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refactors data access layer to use pop ORM for eager loading, adds book titles rented to renters in response body

2020-05-31 00:40:32 -04:00

bookish-library.png

add screenshot of bookish to README.md

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bookish.sketch

add base UI with library and renters pages fleshed out

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docker-compose.yml

refactors data access layer to use pop ORM for eager loading, adds book titles rented to renters in response body

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insomnia_environment.json

initial commit for bookish-server and local environment

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adds integrations with bookish-server, the books API and the google books API, adds functionality for library, searching for books, and displaying renters registered in the system

2020-05-28 22:08:27 -04:00

README.md

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README.md

bookish

bookish is a customer relationship model for library systems. It keeps track of renters and the books they have out.

Prerequisites

You will need Docker Desktop installed.

Getting Started

To run bookish locally first set the BOOKSHOST environment variable in ./docker-compose.yml to the Books API hostname. You can then use docker-compose from the root directory to spin up the local environment:

docker-compose up -d

This will start a local MySQL container on port 3306 using the root user and password 123pass. A volume will be mounted that holds spin up SQL scripts that will prepare the database for you.

Once the local backend environment is spun up you may start the bookish-ui development environment by running:

cd bookish-ui && npm start