Main purpose of this path is providing a way how to easily create local env of
Refstack API with from your latest code in Docker container. I should be helpful for
testing new features and newcomers developers.
run-in-docker [OPTIONS] [COMMAND] - run refstack container (if it is not running), upload
latest project code into container and run Refstack API in it (default COMMAND is 'api-up').
Just run ./drun-in-docker, wait untill it finish and then check it on https://127.0.0.1
It is important to set env[REFSTACK_HOST] with public host for your local API.
By default 127.0.0.1 is used, should work fine if you access to your local Refstack
only from your localhost. You can customize Refstack API config with editing
docker/templates/refstack.conf.tmpl. It is a bash template.
You can use ${SOME_ENV_VARIABLE} in it.
Available options:
-r Force delete '${CONTAINER}' container and run it again
-i Run container with isolated MySQL data.
By default MySQL data stores in refstack_data_DATA-BASE-REVISON container
It reuses if such container exists. If you want to drop DB data, just execute
sudo docker rm refstack_data_DATA-BASE-REVISON
-b Force delete '${IMAGE}' image and built it ag
-d Turn on debug information
-h Print usage message
In-container commands:
api-up - sync project and run Refstack API
api-init-db - initialize Refstack database
api-db-version - get current migration version of Refstack database
api-sync - sync project files in contaner with project on host
activate - activate python virtual env
mysql - open mysql console
Requirements:
Docker 1.6 (How to update on Ubuntu http://www.ubuntuupdates.org/ppa/docker)
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