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2021 Developer Startup Guide (WIP)

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Tom Rau edited this page Jun 5, 2021 · 9 revisions

Quickstart

  • Download Repo
  • Install Global Dependencies
  • Add .env vars to .env at /
  • Add .env vars to .env at /front/.env
  • (update later - docker, node, etc)
  • docker-compose build (currently takes about 15 min, but should be mainly avoidable in most situations save for deployments, but hopefully also optimizable)
  • docker-compose up
  • cd front
  • yarn
  • yarn start (should serve front-end app at localhost://3000

Back Up DB instructions

(docker needs to be running to connect to clinwiki-db container)

Run Docker cp <file> clinwiki-db:/ docker exec -it clinwiki-db psql -U clinwiki clinwiki -f <file>

IMPORT hasura_metadata file in local hasura console.

(need to still solidify which db is backup, which metadata will correctly match relationships and schema)

Helpful commands for reindexing using old (but working mappings locally)

Either

1a. Uncomment out clinwiki container and then docker-compose build

or 1b. Switch to Master and add ‘gem 'mimemagic', github: 'mimemagicrb/mimemagic', ref: '01f92d86d15d85cfd0f20dabd025dcbd36a8a60f’’ to end of GEMFILE (we should probably create a reindexing branch and commit this, if we plan on using old mapping prior to next elastic version, it's a pain in the ass, but it's this or maybe throwing a few hours at fighting with new mapping created by elastic) 2. Docker exec -it rails c 3. Study.reindex 4.. Switch back to develop or your local branch and re run docker-compose build (this is the unfortunatel part of this process and then proceed normally)

For backend development

(when you don't want to wait for docker-compose build)

comment out data-pipeline and nodejs containers and run data-pipeline and node outside of docker via npm start and npm run start data-pipeline scripts

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