Chrappy

A Secret Santa App

Why

Serve a few pages.
Write tests for status code and title string for each
Add users to database
- Create database build files
- Database queries (insert user, get user)
- Also write tests for database queries
Link login and registration pages to database
Add groups to database
- Display groups on groups page
- Ability to create groups
- " edit groups
- Invite people

Start both the node server and the react server:

npm run dev

travis 'install' stage is where npm install happens - so be careful if you override this in .travis.yml
To stop database connections from hanging, use pg pool's end method to close the connection see docs
(there are restrictions on when you can do this - maybe not more than once for a given pool?)
To be able to run a module from the command line:
```
if(require.main == module)
  yourFunction();
```
When using supertest for post requests, use the .send method to include form data, and .type('form') to populate req.body with that data (you also need to be using body-parser for this to work) e.g.:
```
supertest(app)
  .post('/login')
  .type('form')
  .send({ email: 'my@email.com', password: 'top secret' })
  .end(blah blah blah);
```
When hashing passwords, use the bcrypt module rather than inbuilt crypto. bcrypt is designed for hashing passwords and is more computationally expensive (harder to brute force), and a work factor can be provided so it can be made more expensive as computers get faster.
The jsonwebtoken module is synchronous under the hood, despite offering an async API #11