Schulbuchaktion

Application for teachers to easily manage the upcoming books for each classroom at the HTL Steyr.

Caution

Schulbuchaktion is still in Development. You will find bugs and broken/unfinished features.

♻️ Release Cycle

Schulbuchaktion follows the Semantic Versioning guidelines. The release cycle is as follows:

A release is created usually after one issue is resolved. The release is then merged into the main branch and tagged. You can find the latest and prior releases in the github releases tab. Minor pull requests are patch versions and bigger feature pull requests are minor versions. A major version is released when the application is ready for production.

✨ Installation and Configuration

Installation for Development

1. clone the repository:

git clone https://github.com/Dino-Kupinic/Schulbuchaktion.git

Frontend

1. go into the frontend directory

cd frontend

2. install packages

pnpm i

Tip

If you don't have pnpm installed, checkout https://pnpm.io/installation to install for your operating system.

3. define environment variables

Create a .env file and checkout the .env.example. Copy the content into your .env and replace the following fields with your own. You may edit some existing fields aswell.

Field	Description
BACKEND_URL	URL to the Symfony Backend server (e.g. http://localhost:8000/api/v1 in dev)

Make sure to include the /api/v1 suffix at the end of the URL. This environment variable is used for the Base URL for fetch requests.

4. run dev server

pnpm run dev

5. Head to http://localhost:3000/

If it works, great!

Important

Following instruction is optional and may be skipped. If you have slow internet, it may take a while to install Chrome, Safari and Firefox (~150 MB)

6. Install playwright browsers

npx playwright install

Backend

1. go into the backend directory

cd ../backend

2. define environment variables

Create a .env file and checkout the .env.example. Copy the content into your .env and replace the following fields with your own. You may edit some existing fields aswell.

Field	Description
APP_SECRET	A secret key that's used to secure your application's services.
SECRET_PASSWORD	Database password
USERNAME	Database user
BIND_PORT	Database port
DATABASE_URL	The URL String to your database. It will use the env variables above.
LDAP_PORT	The port of your LDAP server.
LDAP_URL	The URL of your LDAP server.
LDAP_BASE	The base of your LDAP server. (dc=schulbuchaktion,dc=env)
ROLES	String of all roles seperated with commas (default 'SBA_ADMIN,SBA_LEHRER,SBA_FV,SBA_AV')
SBA_ADMIN	Group number of the admin group. (default 500)
SBA_LEHRER	Group number of the teacher group. (default 501)
SBA_FV	Group number of the subject responsible group. (default 502)
SBA_AV	Group number of the head of department group. (default 503)
TOKEN_TIMEOUT	How long a token is valid. (default 1800)
HOURS_AHEAD	Timezone (default 2)
JWT_SECRET_ABSOLUT_PATH	The absolute path to the private key for the JWT.
CORS_ALLOW_ORIGIN	The origin that is allowed to access the API. (default localhost)

Important

For the APP_SECRET checkout https://symfony.com/doc/current/reference/configuration/framework.html#secret to see the latest requirements.

3. start docker

docker compose up -d

Tip

If you don't have docker installed, checkout https://www.docker.com/products/docker-desktop/ to install for your operating system.

4. install dependencies

composer update

Important

If you get errors, you might have to comment out modules like ldap or zip in your php.ini file. Composer will tell you what to do.

5. start the dev server

symfony server:start

Important

If you don't have symfony cli installed, checkout https://symfony.com/download#step-1-install-symfony-cli to install for your operating system.

6. head to http://127.0.0.1:8000

Docs

1. go into the docs directory

cd ../docs

2. install packages

pnpm i

Tip

If you don't have pnpm installed, checkout https://pnpm.io/installation to install for your operating system.

3. run dev server

pnpm run docs:dev

4. Head to http://localhost:5173/

🚀 Deployment

Docker

1. configure each .env in /frontend and /backend properly

2. check (and adjust) each nginx configuration

3. run docker compose

docker compose up -d

Tip

If you don't have docker installed, checkout https://www.docker.com/.

4. deploy in the cloud or your container infrastructure 🎉

Classic

Build each service seperately and deploy yourself without docker.

Frontend

Note

The frontend operates as a "Single Page Application" SPA.

1. run generate

pnpm run generate

Tip

If you don't have pnpm installed, checkout https://pnpm.io/installation to install for your operating system.

2. check if everything works as it should

pnpm run preview

3. Head to http://localhost:3000/
4. All generated assets can be found in ./output/public

Tip

Further information regarding deployment can be found on https://nuxt.com/deploy

Backend

The latest information regarding deploying symfony can be found here: https://symfony.com/doc/current/deployment.html#symfony-deployment-basics

Docs

Note

The documentation uses the same principle as the frontend. More infos: https://vitepress.dev/guide/what-is-vitepress#performance

1. run build

pnpm run docs:build

Tip

If you don't have pnpm installed, checkout https://pnpm.io/installation to install for your operating system.

2. check if everything works as it should

pnpm run docs:preview

3. Head to http://localhost:4173/
4. All generated assets can be found in ./vitepress/dist

Tip

Further information regarding deployment can be found on https://vitepress.dev/guide/deploy

😄 Authors

• @Dino Kupinic
• @Michael Ploier
• @Jannick Angerer
• @Daniel Samhaber
• @Lukas Bauer

🐥 Team Organization:

Scrum Master + Full Stack:

• Dino Kupinic

Frontend

• Daniel Samhaber
• Jannick Angerer

Backend

• Michael Ploier
• Lukas Bauer

🛠️ Tech Stack

• Symfony
• Nuxt 3
• MySQL
• Docker

Frontend

You can find all dependencies in the package.json and for the nuxt.config.ts in the modules section.

Backend

You can find all dependencies in the composer.json.

😊 License

MIT