jeromemanzano.com

Welcome to the first version of my website. This is built using Vite and hosted in Netlify.

Vue 3 | Apollo Client/Server | Font Awesome | Tailwind CSS | Vue router | Capacitor | Firebase | | Node.js | VueUse | Mongoose | GraphQL | Express.js | Pinia | MongoDB

How to run in local web browser

Requirements

1. Mongo DB Atlas account. Sign up for free here
2. Node.js ideally >= version 16.10. Follow installation guide here
3. Netlify CLI. Follow installation guide here

Setup

1. Connecting to your own database

Sign in to your Mongo DB Atlas account and create a free cluster. Get the connection string of your cluster(e.g. mongodb+srv://myusername:[email protected]/?retryWrites=true&w=majority) and copy it to DB_CONNECTION_STRING property of your .env file

//.env

DB_CONNECTION_STRING = "mongodb+srv://myusername:[email protected]/?retryWrites=true&w=majority"

2. Change the NODE_ENV property of your .env file to "local"

3. Install all dependencies. Execute the following command on your terminal

yarn

4. Run in local browser. Execute the following command on your terminal

Netlify dev

# Note: you need admin rights to execute this command. If your terminal doesn't have admin rights then you'll need to run with `sudo` command

How to run in a local Android device/emulator

Requirements

1. Follow setup guide for running in local web browser
2. Android Studio. Follow installation guide here
3. Android emulator or Android device. Follow guide here

Setup

To run in an Android device/emulator you need to execute the following commands on your terminal

yarn run:android

# Note: This will build and run your app directly from the terminal.

or

yarn open:android

# Note: This will open Android Studio. From there you can run or debug like any other native Android application.

How to run in a local ios simulator

Requirements

1. Follow setup guide for running in local web browser
2. Device with MacOS installed
3. Xcode. Download it for free here

Setup

To run in an ios simulator you need to execute the following commands on your terminal

This guide is only for iosSimulator. To run this on an iOS device you need to setup the proper certificate and provision from https://developer.apple.com

yarn run:ios

# Note: This will build and run your app directly from the terminal.

or

yarn open:ios

# Note: This will open Xcode. From there you can run or debug like any other native iOS application.

Like in Android, you have option to run the application directly from your IDE using

yarn run:ios

or you may open the app using Xcode using

yarn open:ios

Admin Console

Some of the details shown can be updated through the admin console. To access just go to https://jeromemanzano.com/admin or if you are running it locally the https://localhost:8888/admin