chrishummel / invenstory

An inventory management and price tracking tool for amazon merchants.

Invenstory

Invenstory provides Amazon sellers with a useful information dashboard.

Stack

Postgres Express React Node

##Installation

1. Clone the repo
2. Run npm install in the terminal
3. Set the necessary environment variables.
4. Run npm start in the terminal

NPM scripts

• npm start will run webpack to bundle the front end and then run the server. Doesn't watch for changes.
• npm test will run all available tests on the project
• npm run front will run webpack and rebundle the front end on changes.
• npm run back will run babel-watch (similar to nodemon) and restart the server on changes.
• npm run hot will run webpack's dev server and hot reload changes for the client side

Git Workflow

1. Clone this repo.
2. Create feature branches with feature/ prefixed to the name. Do not fork repo.
3. When you are ready to merge your changes, rebase your feature branch from the dev branch.
4. Push to your remote feature branch and create a pull request to the dev branch.
5. Notify a teamate that is involved with the content you are submitting and have them review and Merge it.
6. Notify all team members in the Slack ‘@channel rebase’
7. Pull and rebase the dev branch onto any unmerged feature branches. E.g. from dev branch, run git pull origin dev, then from each feature branch, run git rebase dev.

Contribution Guidelines

Want to help? Create a new issue, fork this repo and submit a pull request from a feature branch in your fork to dev in this repo which references the issue you've solved.

Credits

• [Chris Hummel] (https://github.com/chrishummel)
• [Jake Lambert] (https://github.com/djake)
• [Nathan Schwartz] (https://github.com/Nathan-Schwartz)
• [Hugh Suh] (https://github.com/flickerbits)