Encyclopedia of Cancer Microenvironment http://encima.one
docker-compose up --build
This starts a flask server serving a static version of the webpage using nginx on http://localhost:8080 using the development server (proxied via nginx).
Make a new access token on https://github.com/settings/tokens/new It needs these permissions:
repo
write:packages
read:packages
Set up github credentials on docker using the token as password:
docker login docker.pkg.github.com --username danr
Run the deploy script which will build the docker image, upload it as a github package and then tell our running SNIC machine to pull it and restart:
VERSION=0.0.12 ./deploy.sh
The server needs a token to pull the image. The permissions need to be:
read:packages
Login on the server as well:
docker login docker.pkg.github.com --username danr
-
On the old server: copy the
config
,certbot
andsnap
directories in$HOME
. -
On the new server:
- Install docker.
- Login with github API keys as above to be able to pull the docker image.
- Create a volume and attach it to the running instance.
- Mount the volume to the config directory of the instance. On SNIC this looks like:
sudo mkfs.ext4 /dev/vdb mkdir -p ~/config sudo mount /dev/vdb ~/config
Detailed instructions about mounting a volume: https://github.com/naturalis/openstack-docs/wiki/Howto:-Creating-and-using-Volumes-on-a-Linux-instance
- Put the old server's directories
config
,certbot
andsnap
in$HOME
. - Make sure permissions on
config/content
are liberal:
chmod 777 config/content chmod 666 config/content/*
-
Locally: update the
deploy.sh
script to point to the new server IP address. -
Locally: run the
deploy.sh
script. -
Update the DNS on .one to point to the new IP address.
To run the tests for the encam project
python test.py
in the api
folder. The expected output is no assertion errors.
This can be run in a virtualenv or with
docker-compose run api python test.py
To get the code coverage, install the coverage package with pip and run
coverage run test.py
To get the report from the code coverage
coverage report -m
and the annotated HTML listings detailing missed lines
coverage html
This can be done in the frontend directory with
yarn install
yarn run test
This can also be executed in the container with:
docker-compose run -w /app encam-frontend-devel yarn run test