🌱🌻PlantPal

A garden maintenance app where users can

• Store a virtual garden list of both their indoor and outdoor plants (CRUD)
• Sift through care tips for their particular plant. (via the Trefle API)
• Get WEATHER and CARE indications for outdoor plants (via the OpenWeatherMap API)

📺 Demo

Install and Run

1. Clone this repository.

    HTTP: `git clone https://github.com/sdhani/PlantPal.git`
    SSH: `git clone git@github.com:sdhani/PlantPal.git` 
   

2. Run yarn install-all in root directory.

3. Run yarn start-all in root directory.

Running with a Local PostgreSQL DB

1. Create a local PostgreSQL DB (i.e. createdb newDB).
2. Create a .env file in the root directory, or update env.sample with tokens and rename to ".env".
3. Add your DATABASE_URL = "url-link-to-newDB" to the .env file.
4. Add your TREFLE_TOKEN = "your-trefle-token" to the .env file.
5. Add your OWEATHER_TOKEN = "your-open-weather-token" to the .env file.
6. Add your SECRET_JWT = "your-secret-jwt-key" to the .env file.
7. Add OWEATHER_UNITS = "preference for units (imperial, metric, or kelvin (default))" to the .env file.
8. Add require('dotenv').config(); to the top of your knexfile.js.
9. Set up your database tables relations. Run knex migrate:latest in the root directory (note: if knex command is not found, you need to run npx knex migrate:latest).
10. Seed your database. Run knex seed:run in the root directory (note: see above regarding npx).
11. Run yarn start-all in the root directory.
12. Open http://localhost:3000 in your browser to view seed data of all users.

Check Out PlantPal's RESTful API Docs

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