Running Locally

After donwloading the repository, create a file under the Client/src/api folder with the name of local.settings.json containing the following configuration:

{
    "IsEncrypted": false,
    "Values": {
        "AzureWebJobsStorage": "UseDevelopmentStorage=true",
        "FUNCTIONS_WORKER_RUNTIME": "dotnet"
    }
}

1. Install Dependencies Run npm install to get the development environment ready.

./Client> npm i

2. Run Azurite

// Open a Command Line and run the following:
> azurite

3. Run the Taskify.API project

Open the VS Solution under the Server folder, and run the Taskify.API project.

4. Run the Angular Front End on a separate command line.

./Client> ng serve

By this point you should have the Server side running on the port 7155 and the Angular App running on port 4200

5. You may now start the SWA CLI

./Client> npm run start:swa

This will make your app visible at localhost:4280

Deploying to Azure

The web app requires an Azure Storage Account to be created. You can follow instructions here: Create an Azure Storage Account

Once you have the storage account created, you can proceed to create the Azure Static Web App.

Create Azure Static Web App

1. On your azure portal go to the top left burger menu, and select Create a Resource
2. Search for Static Web App using the search bar at the top.
3. Select the first option that appears, and click on Create

Get connection string from storage account.

1. Go to your storage account, and on the left pane select Access Keys
2. Under key1 copy the Connection String by clicking Show and then Copy to Clipboard.
3. Go to your Static Web App and and select Configuration under the Settings menu to the left.
4. Add a new Application Setting with name AzureWebJobsStorage and paste your connection string on the Value field.
5. Click on Save to save the changes.

Copy Static Web App deployment Token to Github

1. Under your Static Web App Overview, find the Manage deployment token option in the top menu.
2. Copy the Deployment Token to clipboard.
3. Go to your GitHub repository page, and go to Settings > Secrets > Actions
4. Click on button with label New repository secret
5. Paste your token on the Secret field, and set the name of your secret as SWA_DEPLOYMENT_TOKEN
6. Save Changes

Trigger Deployment

1. Go to the Actions tab in GitHub
2. Select the workflow Azure Static Web Apps Deployment
3. Click on Run workflow
4. Run the workflow for branch main.