Skole 🎓

Requirements

• Docker
• Yarn (Optional but recommended)

Get the development environment up and running

1. Clone this repository with: git clone --recurse-submodules [email protected]:skoleapp/skole.git

2. cd skole

3. Follow the instructions for environment variables

4. Build the images: docker-compose build

5. Setup the backend for development (alternatively just run yarn backend:setup):

   docker-compose run --rm backend sh -c \
       'python manage.py migrate \
        && python manage.py compilemessages \
        && python manage.py loaddata skole/fixtures/*.yaml'
   

6. Run the app: docker-compose up

7. Access the application from localhost:3001, log in with username: testuser2 password: password
   Access Django admin from localhost:8000, log in with username: admin password: admin
   Access GraphiQL from localhost:8000/graphql

Useful commands

• To build images, run yarn build.
• To start containers in development, run yarn start.
• To start containers in a production like setup, run yarn start-prodlike. NOTE: This has no code volumes so changes won't get updated without rebuilding.
• To build images for a production like setup, run yarn build-prodlike.
• To make migrations, run yarn backend:makemigrations.
• To migrate db, run: yarn backend:migrate.
• To create superuser, run yarn backend:create-superuser.
• To import test data, run yarn backend:import-test-data.
• To make messages in the backend, run yarn backend:makemessages.
• To compile messages in the backend, run yarn backend:compilemessages.
• To run migrations, compile messages, and import test data in the backend, run yarn backend:setup.
• To run tests and type checks in the backend, run yarn backend:test.
• To run type-checking in the backend, run yarn backend:type-check.
• To run linting in the backend, run yarn backend:lint.
• To run formatting in the backend, run yarn backend:format.

Environment variables

• Copy the template env file: cp .env.template .env and add values for the <placeholder> variables in the .env file.
• (Optional) If you want to test PDF file conversion during development, you will need a Cloudmersive API key, which you can get here.
• (Optional) If you want to test push notificatons during development, you will need a Firebase Cloud Messaging Server key, which you can get here.

Developing locally on your mobile device

• Make sure your computer and mobile device are in the same network.
• Make sure your computer's firewall is not blocking incoming requests.
• Check your WiFi inet address using e.g. ipconfig getifaddr en0 and replace the API_URL env variable with http://<your_wifi_inet>:8000/
• That's it, now you should be able to connect on the dev server locally with your mobile device at http://<your_wifi_inet>:3001/

Troubleshooting

My frontend dependencies are not getting loaded from the built image?

1. Run docker-compose build frontend
2. Run docker-compose up -V, (same as --renew-anow-volumes) this forces the anonymous node_modules volume to update its contents from the freshly built image.
3. 🍻

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