Official Carnegie Mellon University platform for reporting, managing, and finding lost items
https://lostandfound.andrew.cmu.edu/
- TypeScript 91.5%
- CSS 5.3%
- Python 1.4%
- HTML 1%
- Dockerfile 0.3%
- Other 0.5%
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CMU Lost and Found Page
This is the code for the CMU Lost and Found Page.
cd api
npm install
npm start (or npm run dev)
In a separate terminal window, run
cd client
npm install
npm start
Now, the website should be running at localhost:3000. The API currently runs on port 3080. The client (development only) runs on port 3000. For production, build the client and deploy it with the API on port 3080.
Afterwards, you will need to create a new .env file. The .env file stores secret credentials. Run
cp .env.config .env
and fill out the fields.
To check for linting errors, in the root directory run
npx eslint .
Credits to Bhargav Bachina for template: https://medium.com/bb-tutorials-and-thoughts/how-to-develop-and-build-react-app-with-nodejs-backend-typescript-version-27a6a283a7c5 https://github.com/bbachi/react-nodejs-typescript-example