- There is a link on application
- There is a link on swagger
Get the code
git clone https://github.com/dmitriyvek/chat_app.git chat-app
Create a .env file in project`s root with given parameters
DEBUG="(false | true)"
SECRET_KEY=some_secret_key
HOST="0.0.0.0"
DOMAIN_NAME="(ip_addr | domain_name)"
GUNICORN_PORT=port_number_of_gunicornv_server
DAPHNE_PORT=port_number_of_daphne_server
REDIS_HOST=redis_host
REDIS_PORT=port_number_of_redis
PSQL_HOST=psql_host
PSQL_PORT=port_number_of_postgresql
PSQL_DB=postgresql_db_name
PSQL_USER=postgresql_username_for_given_db
PSQL_PSWD=postgresql_password_for_given_db
FRONTEND_PORT=port_of_frontend_server
APP_DOMAIN_NAME="http(s)://domain_name"
SOCKET_DOMAIN_NAME="ws(s)://domain_name"
You should get the code and make .env file for it
Make .env file for postgres setup
vim chat-app/services/postgres/.env
POSTGRES_DB=postgresql_db_name
POSTGRES_USER=postgresql_username_for_given_db
POSTGRES_PASSWORD=postgresql_password_for_given_db
Build javascript file
cd chat-app/frontend
npm install
npm run build
Start with docker-compose
docker-compose up
You may want to populate your db with some test data
docker-compose exec gunicorn env/bin/python3 manage.py init_db_data
You should get the code and make .env file for it
Install all python requirements
cd chat-app/backend
python3 -m venv env
source env/bin/activate
pip install -r requirements.txt
Install all javascript requirements
cd ../frontend
npm install
You may want to populate your db with some test data
./backend/manage.py init_db_data
Change gunicorn configuration
cd ../backend
vim config/gunicorn_config.py
vim bin/start_gunicorn.sh
Change daphne configuration
vim bin/start_daphne.sh
Create a folder for app and gunicorn logs (where you specified it)
mkdir -p backend/log/{app,gunicorn}
Starting gunicorn and daphne servers
./bin/start_gunicorn.sh
./bin/start_daphne.sh
Setup frontend
cd ../frontend
npm run build # for building a javascript file
npm start # for starting development server