This is a simple currency converter which basically helps in converting from one currency to another,
Currencyfy supports few of the currencies listed by the european central bank euro exhange reference rates.
Below are the instructions to get a copy of this project up and running on your local machine for development and testing purposes. See deployment for notes on how to deploy the project on a live system.
NodeJS, Docker,
ReactJS, Docker, Nginx web server, Azure, Azure-cli, docker-compose, Typescript
First, clone the app,
RUN npm i
Running the app, assuming you already have Docker installed on your system
npm run docker
Will build an image
npm run currencyfy
Will run the created image
This app was deployed on azure, you may choose to deploy else where too.
- You'll first have to push the image to any Registry of your choice Azure container registry.
We will be using azure CLI in most cases.
- First things first, make sure you created an account on Azure Cloud
- Once your done, Download Azure CLI on your machine.
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The first thing to do here is to create a resource group within you terminal
az group create --name currencfyResourceGroup --location ukwest -
With the resource group we created we can then create a container registry to host our docker image.
az acr create --resource-group currencfyResourceGroup --name currencyfyContainerRegistryT0023 --sku Basic -
Login to that registry.
az acr login --name currencyfyContainerRegistryT0023- With a docker image we build earlier, tag the image with thi command
Push the image
docker push currencyfyContainerRegistryT0023.azurecr.io/currencyfy:v1 -
I added an azure pipeline to this repo. Feel free to try it out By raising a pull request.
- Frank Harerimana - Initial work - Frankhn
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.md file for details
- European Central Bank