# Run with
`docker-compose up`

# Database commands
Run from api_server container
`docker-compose exec api_server bash`

## Setup
`diesel setup`

## New migration
Generate:

`diesel migration generate {name}`

Apply:

`diesel migration run`

# Run with
`docker-compose up`

After it spins up go to `localhost:3000` (or {docker ip}:3000 on windows) to see the react front-end.

The api layer can be viewed at `localhost:3000/api` due to the webpack-dev-server proxying setup. (which also means that you can directly use `fetch("/api/{whatever}")` from the React side and not worry about cross-origin request issues.

# Database commands
Run from api_server container
`docker-compose exec api_server bash`

## Setup
`diesel setup`

## New migration
Generate:

`diesel migration generate {name}`

Apply:

`diesel migration run`

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