Web app boilerplate

Using Quasar, Symfony 5.2.

Use with caution, I'm only working on this project on my spare time.

Make sure to read the README in each subdir.

Includes a Login with Google. Login with Apple & Microsoft in the future?

This repo aims to be a boilerplate for a professional website with a unified backend, and separate webapps for users, "moderators" or whatever you want it to be, and admins. Backend also includes some logic for basic entities such as addresses and preferences, as well as basic role administration.

It's a bummer, but HTTPS is turned OFF to avoid multiple errors on mobile development. I run my Symfony without HTTPS because it is a hell to manage for local mobile development, you know how CORS work.

I've made a simple start script for this, but please read it first, you'll need tmux and modify the command name first. Usage: ./start # for web pwa or ./start cap for android capacitor. ./start stop to stop the docker database. Use ./start 3 to start all 3 frontends + backend. Use ./start back to start only the docker db and the symfony dev server.

Works for:

• PWA
• Android (capacitor)
• iOS (capacitor) (not tomorrow, I don't have an iPhone)

Quick starter pack, if you're not using the start script:

• $ quasar dev -m pwa
• $ docker run --name=my_postgres --env=POSTGRES_PASSWORD=testapp123 --volume=my_dbdata:/var/lib/postgresql/data -p 54320:5432 postgres
• $ symfony server:start

There are 3 clients for one backend:

• user client
• moderator/curator client
• site admin client

❤️ to symfony & quasar teams for the cool frameworks!

I use this repo for myself but if anyone wants to use it or whatever please feel free to ask me anything.

Owner and admin frontend will only support pwa mode (no capacitor).

Setup for dummies

In client:

• make .env.local
• make src-capacitor/capacitor.config.json
• make sure to follow the installation steps for capacitor modules (eg @codetrix-studio/capacitor-google-auth)

In server:

• make .env.local

TODO list

• Write a proper documentation on what it does
• Make sure it works in the first place
• Replace annotations with attributes as much as possible
• Make a proper controller with CRUD for easy copy-paste
• Explain the symlinks thing
• Visuals & screenshots on this README

License

This work is under the DBAD license. Not the framework itselves, but the business logic & styles I implemented.