Update readme. Make Makefile more nice.

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Víðir Valberg Guðmundsson 2021-03-01 00:15:01 +01:00
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DOCKER_RUN = docker-compose run DOCKER_RUN = docker-compose run -e UID=`id -u` -e GID=`id -g`
DOCKER_BUILD = DOCKER_BUILDKIT=1 docker build DOCKER_BUILD = DOCKER_BUILDKIT=1 docker build
MANAGE = ${DOCKER_RUN} backend python /app/src/manage.py MANAGE = ${DOCKER_RUN} backend python /app/src/manage.py
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test: test:
${DOCKER_RUN} backend pytest src/ ${DOCKER_RUN} backend pytest src/
add_dependency:
${DOCKER_RUN} backend poetry add --lock ${DEPENDENCY}
add_dev_dependency:
${DOCKER_RUN} backend poetry add -D --lock ${DEPENDENCY}

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# member.data.coop # member.data.coop
To start developing: ## Development requirements
Get poetry - Docker
- Docker compose
- pre-commit (preferred for contributions)
$ python3 -m pip install --user pipx ## Start local server
$ pipx install poetry
Run poetry to setup environment Given that the requirements above are installed, it should be as easy as:
$ poetry install $ make migrate
Run this make target, which installs all the requirements and sets up a development database. This will setup the database. Next run:
$ make dev-setup $ make run
To run the Django development server: This will build the docker image and start the member system on http://localhost:8000.
$ poetry run python manage.py runserver You can create a superuser by running:
Before you push your stuff, run tests: $ make createsuperuser
Make migrations:
$ make makemigrations
Make messages:
$ make makemessages
Running tests:
$ make test $ make test