compose.dev.yml

# TODO: Should SQLite be exposed as an option with compose config? The
# application supports it, so if someone really wants to work that way they
# can. Our recommended development default should probably be PostgreSQL for
# prod-likeness. Set `USAON_BENEFIT_TOOL_DB_SQLITE` to "true" to enable.
x-db-image: &db-image "nsidc/usaon-benefit-tool-db:latest"
x-service-common: &common
  restart: "unless-stopped"
  networks: ["usaon-benefit-tool-postgres"]
  logging:
    options:
      max-size: "20m"
      max-file: "5"


secrets: !reset {}


services:

  usaon-benefit-tool:
    <<: *common
    image: "nsidc/usaon-benefit-tool:dev"
    # Flask development server with live debugger and hot reloading:
    # NOTE: --cert=adhoc enables HTTPS in dev, but it's a pain in the butt to
    # add a browser extension every time the app hot reloads.
    command: "flask run --host 0.0.0.0"
    build: "."
    # To make volume mounting (especially for new volume mounts like the DB)
    # easier, override the micromamba non-root user:
    # TODO: remove?
    user: "root"
    volumes:
      - "./usaon_benefit_tool:/usaon-benefit-tool/usaon_benefit_tool:ro"
      - "./tasks:/usaon-benefit-tool/tasks:ro"
    ports:
      - "5000:5000"
    environment:
      ###############################################################
      # DEV DANGER ZONE: These settings are INSECURE IN PRODUCTION. #
      ###############################################################
      # Enable the in-browser debugger and hot reloading:
      FLASK_DEBUG: "True"
      # In dev, we don't need to secure our sessions
      FLASK_SECRET_KEY: "supersecret"

      # Connect to the "db" service in this compose file!
      USAON_BENEFIT_TOOL_DB_HOST: "db"
      USAON_BENEFIT_TOOL_DB_PORT: "5432"
      # Creds for talking to the DB:
      USAON_BENEFIT_TOOL_DB_USER: &db-user "usaon-benefit-tool"
      USAON_BENEFIT_TOOL_DB_PASSWORD: &db-pw "DevelopmentONLYPassword"
      # Disable login:
      USAON_BENEFIT_TOOL_LOGIN_DISABLED: "true"
      # NOTE: Uncomment below if you want to test real SSO login behavior!
      # Creds for talking to Google:
      # USAON_BENEFIT_TOOL_GOOGLE_CLIENT_ID: "${USAON_BENEFIT_TOOL_GOOGLE_CLIENT_ID:?USAON_BENEFIT_TOOL_GOOGLE_CLIENT_ID must be set}"
      # USAON_BENEFIT_TOOL_GOOGLE_CLIENT_SECRET: "${USAON_BENEFIT_TOOL_GOOGLE_CLIENT_SECRET:?USAON_BENEFIT_TOOL_GOOGLE_CLIENT_SECRET must be set}"

      # Allow http when doing OAuth in dev; useful if testing login behavior!
      # Alternately, pass `--cert=adhoc` to the flask dev server :)
      #     https://flask-dance.readthedocs.io/en/v0.8.0/quickstarts/google.html#code
      # OAUTHLIB_INSECURE_TRANSPORT: "1"
    secrets: !reset []


  # Normally, the database is managed independently of the app, but in dev, we
  # want it to be easy to get started!
  db:
    <<: *common
    depends_on:
      db-volume-prep:
        condition: "service_completed_successfully"
    image: *db-image
    container_name: "usaon-benefit-tool-db"
    command: ["postgres", "-c", "log_statement=none"]
    volumes:
      - "./_db/postgresql:/data/db:rw"
    environment:
      POSTGRES_USER: *db-user
      POSTGRES_PASSWORD: *db-pw

  db-volume-prep:
    image: *db-image
    user: "root"
    # Ensure database volume directories have the correct permissions before
    # starting the database
    entrypoint: ["sh", "-c", 'mkdir -p /data/postgresql && chown -R dbuser:dbuser /data/postgresql']
    volumes:
      - "./_db:/data:rw"

  adminer:
    <<: *common
    image: "adminer:4.8.1"
    container_name: "adminer"
    ports:
      - "8080:8080"


networks:
  usaon-benefit-tool-postgres: