Asep Haryana SaputraandGitHub
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- Implemented `getGoogleAuthUrl` and `postGoogleCallback` in auth API. - Added corresponding hooks `useGoogleAuth` and `useGoogleCallback` for handling Google authentication. feat(api): enhance API structure with mentors and upload services - Created `mentors` and `upload` API modules with respective services for managing mentor details and file uploads. - Added session management utilities to handle authentication tokens in cookies. feat(users): expand user service with detailed user management - Enhanced user service to include detailed user information and update capabilities. - Added hooks for fetching and updating user data. feat(hooks): introduce hooks for mentors and upload functionalities - Added hooks for fetching mentor details and updating mentor information. - Implemented hooks for file upload, avatar upload, and CV upload with validation. refactor(types): organize and extend type definitions - Introduced new types for mentors and enhanced existing user types. - Re-exported user-related types for better accessibility. chore: update index files to include new services and hooks - Updated index files to export new services and hooks for mentors and uploads.
IMPHNEN Frontend Service
This repository is a monorepo for all frontend services of IMPHNEN. The monorepo includes three main applications:
- Gacha - Application for Gacha Website.
- Backoffice - Application for Internal Management Website.
- Dimentorin - Application for Mentoring Service.
- Landing Page - Application for Landing Page.
How to install
- Clone this repository:
git clone https://github.com/IMPHNEN/imphnen-frontend-service.git cd imphnen-frontend-service - Install all dependencies:
npm install
How to run
Setup Environment Variables
Before running the applications, you need to set up the environment variables. You can do this by copying the .env.example file to .env and modifying the values according to your needs.
cd apps/{appname}
cp .env.example .env
Development
Use the following commands to run in development mode:
- Gacha:
npm run gacha:dev - Backoffice:
npm run backoffice:dev - Dimentorin:
npm run dimentorin:dev - Landing Page:
npm run landing:dev
Build
Use the following commands to build the applications:
- Gacha:
npm run gacha:build - Backoffice:
npm run backoffice:build - Dimentorin:
npm run dimentorin:build - Landing Page:
npm run landing:build
Production
Use the following commands to run the applications in production mode:
- Gacha:
npm run gacha:prod - Backoffice:
npm run backoffice:prod - Dimentorin:
npm run dimentorin:prod - Landing Page:
npm run landing:prod
Storybook
This repository uses Storybook to develop, test, and document UI components in an isolated and interactive environment. Below are the commands to work with Storybook:
-
Run Storybook
This command starts Storybook in development mode, allowing you to view and test UI components interactively.
npm run ui:storybook -
Run Unit Test
This command runs unit tests for the UI components to ensure they function as expected.
npm run ui:test -
Build Components
This command generates a static build of Storybook, which can be deployed for sharing and documentation purposes.
npm run ui:build
How to contribute
- Fork the repository and clone it locally.
- Create a new branch for a new feature or fix:
git checkout -b feat/feature-name - Make changes, commit, and push to your forked repository.
- Create a pull request to this repository
developbranch.
If you encounter any issues or problems, feel free to create a new Issue.