## CorDis - Own your voice

CorDis is a text and voice chat client with UI based on Discord.

[Client Screenshot](data/client.png)

[Server Screenshot](data/server.png)

## Build

Install Node Dependencies

`npm install`

Build the project

`make build`

This will do the following
- lints with `eslint`
- builds TypeScript with `tsc`
- builds SCSS with `sass`

- [ ] TODO: Use npx/node binary rather than the $PATH version of eslint and tsc (like sass)

## Example Server Setup

Install `postgresql`

[This is very easy and intuitive :)](https://www.postgresql.org/download/)

Create the example server database

`make reset-server`

This will attempt to connect to your local Postgres database using the `postgres` user.
The setup-test-servers script initialize the tables for the server to run two Guilds simultaneously.

Create an invite for your client to connect to a guild

`make create-invite`

This will create a `.cordis` guild invite file in the `dist/server/invites` directory.

See Also
- `make create-invite-heaven` - creates invite to the second server
- `make create-example-roles` - registers the user named 'Elipzer' as an admin
- `make create-memes-messages` - inserts testing messages into the #memes text channel to help with testing infinite scroll

Launch the Server

`make start-server`

You should see some output like this:
```
21:41:11.492                 app.js:51  d: g#98536789-eeba-4c50-bf18-eecd264c299c: no fools
21:41:11.499                 app.ts:31  d: g#050b3302-e933-4b37-967f-2ec2fa13fbc0: Literally Heaven
21:41:11.502                 app.ts:42  i: listening on port 3030
```

## Start the Client

`make start-client`

Click the `+ Add Server` button on the left

Select the `.cordis` file that you created for the guild on the example server.

Select your username and profile picture and you're ready to go!

## Development Notes

The client is built into an Electron app.
- [ ] TODO: Make it into a Web App

The client and server communicate using `socket.io`

The server's schema is defined in `src/server/sql/init.sql`