clonecadamy

This is a project for the iGEM Team at TU Darmstadt build during the summer semester "bachelorpraktikum" of the faculty of Computer Science. The developers are four computer science students currently in the final year of our bachelor studies.

Installation (development)

If you have self package inside your home folder just go on. Otherwise you have to To install all run bin/setup_script.sh. It installes Docker if required and sets links to the /usr/bin folder to start the images from anywhere.

clonecademy_build builds the docker container for angular and django

clonecademy_start starts the containers and if you have atom installed you can add atom as parameter. This will open the folder with atom

clonecademy_stop stopps all container.

If you want to start, stop or build single parts you can use start_angular stop_angular build_angular start_django stop_django build_django.

django

To run a script on django you can user run_django and add your script. It is simmilar to python manag.py

angular

If you want to run a script on the angular docker use run_angular.

Installation (production)

To install the software on your server, you need to have Docker and docker-compose up to date. The installation script is located in /install/install.sh. This script links all files correctly (if you want to build a regular makefile, please feal free to create a pull-request).

You should change all settings in the files:

• settings.py: You should change the allowed hosts to your local settings.
• settings-secret.py: Change all fields
• docker-compose.yml: You should change the path of the linked database. The database will be stored in the provided location on the server iself, so that data is kept, even if the docker container is down.
• angular/environments/environent.ts: Change production to true

If you want to run the server, you only need to call docker-compose up. This will expose the plattform via port 80. The main page can now be reached via localhost and the admin backend of the Django instance via localhost/api/admin.

Update (production)

First, make a backup copy of the database folder. The location was provided by the docker-compose.yml. Then, stash your changed files either with git stash or by making a backup copy. If you have kept everything in the git repository, you can quickly check which files have been changed by running git status.

Then execute the following commands: git pull Reload your stashed files. ./install.sh docker-compose up

Everything should now ork as expected and run in the current version.