Talawa is a modular open source project to manage group activities of both non-profit organizations and businesses.
Core features to be developed include:
- Membership management
- Groups management
- Event registrations
- Recurring meetings
- Facilities registrations
This has been a Calico Challenge project in 2019. It will be written in python with close integrations with the Plone open source content management system.
- The talawa documentation can be found here.
- Visit the talawa GitHub site to see the code.
talawa
is based on the original quito
code created by the Palisadoes Foundation as part of its annual Calico Challenge program. Calico provides paid summer internships for Jamaican university students to work on selected open source projects. They are mentored by software professionals and receive stipends based on the completion of predefined milestones. Calico was started in 2015.
Talawa API development prerequisites
Clone and change into the project
git clone https://github.com/PalisadoesFoundation/talawa-api.git
cd talawa-api
Install packages
npm install
To run the project in development mode, run the following command
npm run start
For testing, run the following command
npm run test
Start developing!
To run this api five environment variables need to be set in a .env file in the root of the api:
- MONGO_USER
- MONGO_PASSWORD
- MONGO_DB
- MONGO_URL
- MONGO_LOCAL_INSTANCE
- ACCESS_TOKEN_SECRET
- REFRESH_TOKEN_SECRET
- LOCAL_DB_REQUIRES_AUTH
If you are running mongodb locally only the MONGO_DB and MONGO_LOCAL_INSTANCE env vars are necessary. MONGO_USER and MONGO_PASSWORD are only necessary if you are connecting to a hosted instance of mongodb using atlas. If your local mongodbb required auth set the LOCAL_DB_REQUIRES_AUTH var to true and ensure the MONGO_PASSWORD and MONGO_USER vars are set
To enable image upload functionalities create an images folder in the root of the project
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