sc-crud-sample

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A sample inventory tracking realtime single page app built with SocketCluster (http://socketcluster.io/), VueJS and RethinkDB. It demonstrates a way of building realtime apps.

All code for the server-side worker logic is linked from worker.js - It's mostly generic so feel free to reuse/modify for your own app or you can use this app as a base to build yours if starting from scratch.

Aside from SocketCluster, VueJS and RethinkDB, this sample app uses the following modules:

• sc-collection (https://github.com/SocketCluster/sc-collection - npm install sc-collection)
• sc-model (https://github.com/SocketCluster/sc-model - npm install sc-model)
• sc-crud-rethink (https://github.com/SocketCluster/sc-crud-rethink - npm install sc-crud-rethink)

This sample app aims to demonstrate all the cutting edge features that one might want when building a realtime single page app including:

• Authentication (via JWT tokens)
• Access control using backend middleware
• Reactive data binding
• Realtime REST-like interface
• Pagination with realtime updates

Keep in mind that this app is optimized for cutting-edgeness, not for backwards compatibility with older browsers.

To make the most of this demo, you should open the web app in two different tabs/windows/browsers and make updates to the data in realtime.

Installation

To setup and run this sample:

• Make sure you have Git installed (https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2/Getting-Started-Installing-Git)
• Make sure you have Node.js installed (http://nodejs.org/)
• Make sure you have RethinkDB installed (https://www.rethinkdb.com/)
• Run git clone https://github.com/SocketCluster/sc-crud-sample.git
• Run cd sc-crud-sample (to navigate to the sc-crud-sample/ directory)
• Run npm install (to install back end modules)
• Run cd public && npm install && cd .. (to install front end modules inside the public/ directory)
• In a different terminal (or in the background), run sudo rethinkdb (make sure RethinkDB stays running)
• Run node server (to launch the server)
• In your browser, go to http://localhost:8000/