labs9-employee-scheduler | employee shift scheduling SaaS for small-to-medium

To install the application in a local dev environment, you can run the terminal command, yarn local from the root of the folder. This will install all dependencies and run migrations and seeds for local database. To install, you will need two environment files: in the ./ you will need a .env file in the ./client you will need a .env.development file. The client will need 3 environment variables. You can copy-paste the first 2. You will need to create your own for the latter 2. Follow the instructions here to create a Firebase account & project. Once your project is set up, go to your project's settings page to find your "Web API Key"; that value (as a string) will be your REACT_APP_FIREBASE_KEY. Create an account at Stripe to work with our Billing page. Once you have an account, go to your dashboard and copy-paste your "Publishable key" as your REACT_APP_STRIPE_PKEY. It is best to use your test keys so as not to run up a bill. The server will need 7 environment variables. You can copy-paste the first. You will need to create your own for the rest. GMAIL_USERNAME and GMAIL_PASSWORD refer to the literal username and password for a Gmail account. You need a Gmail account wired up to our app in order to send invites to new users. Said Gmail account must have access for "less secure apps" enabled, which you can learn how to do here. It is inadvisable to use your personal Gmail for this. For your FIREBASE_SECRET, go to your Firebase project settings. Go to the tab for "Service Accounts" and click the "Generate new private key" button. This will auto-download a JSON object. Open it up in your text editor; copy the value for the key "private_key"; it (as a string) is your FIREBASE_SECRET. For your FIREBASE_EMAIL, open the JSON object mentioned in the previous step in your text editor. Copy the value for the key "client_email". It will be a url ending in "gserviceaccount.com"; this is your FIREBASE_EMAIL. Go to your Stripe dashboard and copy-paste your "Secret key" as your STRIPE_SKEY. It is best to use your test keys so as not to run up a bill. Go to your Stripe dashboard products page and make a Product plan. Then set up a pricing plan. Grab the pricing plan id (not the product plan id). It should be written as plan_XXXXXXXXXXXX. This will be saved as STRIPE_PLAN_ID.