Docker-compose and justfile #67
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Can we update the docs to include the just commands? I spent a bit trying to figure out why they didn't work anymore lol |
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Ah, great call - will do! |
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I'm actually going to cut the OpenOversight link changes off into a separate PR. We won't want to deploy that until we launch OO. |
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| IS_PROD := env_var_or_default("IS_PROD", "") | ||
| COMPOSE_FILE := "-f docker-compose.yml " + if IS_PROD == "true" {""} else {"-f docker-compose.override.yml "} | ||
| DC := "docker-compose " + COMPOSE_FILE | ||
| RUN := DC + " run --rm app" | ||
| set dotenv-load := false |
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I feel like at this point just should just have a dc variant with all this built in 😂
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Seriously! I wish we could host a common justfile somewhere and import it here so we didn't have to keep repeating ourselves. I might end up doing a repo-sync similar to some other projects where the justfile is defined in one place and updated everywhere. I hate having to keep updating the dozen or so projects I work with!
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Drat lol: casey/just#906
| ### Build and run the app | ||
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| Build the image with `just build` and run it using `just up`. | ||
| The server will be available at port `3030`. |
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Should we add a small note about how to use IS_PROD? Is it just IS_PROD=true just up?
This PR prepares the project for a move from glitch onto our own infrastructure by standardizing its deployment using
justanddocker-compose. Fortunately this is a pretty simple app, so nothing too complex (unless we have to deal with static files, in which case I'll[REDACTED]). I've also upgraded to Python 3.9, because Glitch was the one holding us back and I want to use the walrus operator for stuff.