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dev.to Repo Recap from the Past Three Weeks

Andy Zhao (he/him) on March 20, 2019

Welcome back to another Repo Recap, where we (usually) cover last week's contributions to dev.to's repository and the iOS repo. This edition is cov...

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Andy Zhao (he/him) • Mar 20 '19

Thank you for your contributions @sadarshannaiynar , @aspittel , @m1guelpf , @picocreator , @thesoreon , @lightalloy , @wuz , @rhymes , @ryankilleen , @mariocsee , @ben , @glennmen , @arnellebalane , @sashka , @vizvamitra, @shindakun , @jbbn , @mkrl , @maestromac , @glebec , @hkrogstie , @davidcelis , @turnerj , @keshavbiswa , @juliatorrejon , @fredogonzalezr , @swyx , @simevidas , @lkopacz , @mrm8488 , @butonix , @giorgosk , @maheshhost , @oscherler , @12vanblart , @john_papa , @joshcheek , @twhite , @bnb , @davefollett , @michaeltharrington , @mcataford , @heyitry , @pbeekums , @icefoxen, @jess , @eyuzwa , @selbekk , @kayis !

Eugene Cheah • Mar 21 '19 • Edited

Thanks for the shout out! 😊

Shall shamelessly addin my pull request that finally got merge (woohoo!) - that follows up on the previously merged timber log changes.

[WIP] Feature : docker-run.sh script + docker container build #1844

PicoCreator commented on Feb 22, 2019

What type of PR is this? (check all applicable)

[ ] Refactor
[x] Feature
[ ] Bug Fix
[ ] Documentation Update

Description

A single bash script that helps quickly setup either a DEV or DEMO environment

bash-3.2$ ./docker-run.sh

#---
#
# This script will perform the following steps ... 
#
# 1) Stop and remove any docker container with the name 'dev-to-postgres' and 'dev-to'
# 2) Reset any storage directories if RUN_MODE starts with 'RESET-'
# 3) Build the dev.to docker image, with the name of 'dev-to:dev' or 'dev-to:demo'
# 4) Deploy the postgres container, mounting '_docker-storage/postgres' with the name 'dev-to-postgres'
# 5) Deploy the dev-to container, with the name of 'dev-to-app', and sets up its port to 3000
#
# To run this script properly, execute with the following (inside the dev.to repository folder)...
# './docker-run.sh [RUN_MODE] [Additional docker envrionment arguments]'
#
# Alternatively to run this script in 'interactive mode' simply run
# './docker-run.sh INTERACTIVE-DEMO'
#
#---
#---
#
# RUN_MODE can either be the following
#
# - 'DEV'  : Start up the container into bash, with a quick start guide
# - 'DEMO' : Start up the container, and run dev.to (requries ALGOLIA environment variables)
# - 'RESET-DEV'   : Resets postgresql and upload data directory for a clean deployment, before running as DEV mode
# - 'RESET-DEMO'  : Resets postgresql and upload data directory for a clean deployment, before running as DEMO mode
# - 'INTERACTIVE-DEMO' : Runs this script in 'interactive' mode to setup the 'DEMO'
#
# So for example to run a development container in bash its simply
# './docker-run.sh DEV'
#
# To run a simple demo, with some dummy data (replace <?> with the actual keys)
# './docker-run.sh DEMO -e ALGOLIASEARCH_APPLICATION_ID=<?> -e ALGOLIASEARCH_SEARCH_ONLY_KEY=<?> -e ALGOLIASEARCH_API_KEY=<?>'
#
# Finally to run a working demo, you will need to provide either...
# './docker-run.sh .... -e GITHUB_KEY=<?> -e GITHUB_SECRET=<?> -e GITHUB_TOKEN=<?>
#
# And / Or ...
# './docker-run.sh .... -e TWITTER_ACCESS_TOKEN=<?> -e TWITTER_ACCESS_TOKEN_SECRET=<?> -e TWITTER_KEY=<?> -e TWITTER_SECRET=<?>
#
# Note that all of this can also be configured via ENVIRONMENT variables prior to running the script
#
#---