Weird "bug" with docker-compose, ot does not wait for the db container to be ready to run the web container ...
So you have to call this command twice:
docker-compose upYou can now access the DRF browsable API directly with your favorite Firefox browser at http://0.0.0.0:8000
You can see code coverage after calling docker-compose up.
You can find documentation about the three actions available directly on the browsable API.
Do a GET request to "shake" your piggy bank, it will return your savings amount, in euros.
Do a PUT request to save some money, just give a positive integer in one of the following values representing the number of each coin or banknote you are putting in the piggy bank : cent_one, cent_two, cent_five, cent_ten, cent_twenty, cent_fifty, euro_one, euro_two, euro_five, euro_ten, euro_twenty, euro_fifty, euro_hundred, euro_two_hundred, euro_five_hundred
Do a DELETE request to definitely break your piggy bank and get your money back. It will return all the coins and banknotes you had put inside.
If you want to dev locally, do the following instructions ;
Use the functionalities from your IDE to integrate it with the Dockerfile.
Or do it with a venv :
- clone this repo
git clone git@github.com:AL9000/piggy-bank.git- create a virtualenv with python3.11 and activate it
python3.11 -m venv venv
source venv/bin/activate- install requirements
python -m pip install requirements.txt- run coverage
python -m coverage run --source='./savings' manage.py test savings- show coverage report
python -m coverage reportOR
- show coverage report as html
python -m coverage html- Make it production ready with docker-compose and PostgreSQL