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anteater

v0.2.1

Published

Bug tracking software

Downloads

1

Readme

Anteater

A fully functional piece of bug tracking software written in Javascript and using Node, Angular and MongoDB. Node and Express come together to make an API back end that interacts with the MongoDB Database. This leaves Angular to steal the show in the front end.

tl;dr - Node gives us the API. Angular gives us the frontend and accesses the API. MongoDB eats like a fat kid.

Requirements

Installation

  1. Run git clone git:://github.com/Grantlyk/Anteater.git
  2. Install the application npm install
  3. Create a config folder mkdir config
  4. Navigate into that older cd config
  5. Now create a database.js file touch database.js
  6. You need to create a Modulus account to use the MongoDB enviroment.
  7. Open the database.js file in your favourite text editor and add the details you got when you created a Modulus Database information:
module.exports = {

  // the database url to connect
  url : 'mongodb://YourUsername:[email protected]:YourID'
}
  1. Start up the server node server.js
  2. View in your browser at http://localhost:8080

Testing and Recommendation

Please do not hesitate to visit our bug tracker and report any errors and suggested features.

Contributors

How can you contribute? Fork the repo and see where your dreams take you!