Getting started

Setup

Server - Docker containers & HTTPS

1. Run the command dotnet dev-certs https --trust in the root directory of the project. For Linux, follow the instructions Here.
2. Run docker-compose up -d in the root directory of the project to add Redis container and PostgreSQL Database.

Environment variables

The application uses "Secret manager" More info can be found here

1. cd into API project and run the following commands to set up the secret keys for this app:
2. dotnet user-secrets set "StripeSettings:SecretKey" "[Value]"
3. dotnet user-secrets set "StripeSettings:PublishableKey" "[Value]"
4. dotnet user-secrets set "StripeSettings:WebhookEndpointSecret" "[Value]"

These commands will create a secrets.json on your local machine that will be used for this app!
And as mentioned in the documentation, that will be stored in:

• For windows - %APPDATA%\Microsoft\UserSecrets\40b43269-683b-41a0-9485-2385ec3ce3dc\secrets.json
• For Linux/macOs - ~/.microsoft/usersecrets/40b43269-683b-41a0-9485-2385ec3ce3dc/secrets.json

Client - HTTPS/SSL & Environment

HTTPS/SSL

1. Create a ssl folder in the root directory of the "Client" project.
2. Use https://github.com/FiloSottile/mkcert to generate certificate keys.
3. Next, cd into ssl folder and run the command mkcert -install and confirm installation, then run the command mkcert localhost
4. Restart any opened browsers!

Environment variables

1. Create .env file in the root directory of the "Client" project.
2. Fill the required environment variables. (use .env.example to see the variables that the app uses)

Edit mode

In both, API appsettings.json project and Client environments folder, there is a "Edit Mode" trigger in the environment variables to control adding and updating shop products, this only for convenience and should use in development only.