OpenRepairPlatform is a Django based application designed to organize collaborative repair structures, features provides organization managment, event publishing, community members managment, repair tracking and sharing.
The plateform is created by Atelier Soudé, an organization which repair everyday's people electric and electronic objects in Lyon, France.
cd [git checkout directory]/deploymentOnly if a change is needed in the initial content. It is possible to dump the
data that was manually created and make it a fixture. This involves opening a
shell in the running container (docker exec -ti deployment_django_1 bash), cd'ing
to the /ateliersoude directory and running ./manage.py. Look at the
quotation/fixtures/quotation/README.txt file for more.
After cd'ing to the main directory (and having docker-compose installed), do this only once
./start.sh create_env(later: fill in the environment variables like passwords in here) Then to run the application:
./start.sh devHaving the logs displayed to STDOUT is done with docker logs -f ateliersoude-django
except for the dev server where they're displayed by default (container isn't detached)
- Application:
docker exec -ti deployment_django_1 bash - Database:
docker exec -ti deployement_ateliersoude-postgres_1 bash
You can find some already implemented users fixtures such as :
login: [email protected]
passwd: foobar
To run unit tests:
docker-compose -f deployment/docker-compose.yml run --rm django python ateliersoude/manage.py test plateformeweb.tests --settings=ateliersoude.settings.test
Need a debugger ? in your view file :
from ipdb import set_trace
set_trace()
to make it interactive run thet test with external ports, add --service-ports to the test command.
docker-compose -f deployment/docker-compose.yml run --service-ports --rm django python ateliersoude/manage.py test plateformeweb.tests --settings=ateliersoude.settings.test