Parent repository used to centralize tools to run the application, manage source code, ...
If you want to clone all projects used by Trandoshan it can be done by issuing the following command:
./clone.sh
First of all make sure docker is running, then issue the following command:
cd trandoshan-parent/
./bootstrap.sh
the command will pull image from docker hub (https://hub.docker.com/u/trandoshanio)
As you may notice when running the bootstrap script the dashboard won't goes up.
This is indented because the API url use by the dashboard cannot be given at runtime (since angular is a client rendered application)
Therefore you'll have to build your own version of Dashboard with the api url correctly configured
This can be done simply by opening a terminal in the dashboard directory and issue the following command:
docker build . -t trandoshanio/dashboard
this will build a dashboard version that will be deployed the next time you run the bootstrap script.
You can access the dashboard at http://localhost:15003
First of all thank you! I'm really happy that people are interested about Trandoshan and I really want to build a little community around the project.
The first thing to do before coding is to build your custom dev version of trandoshan.
To do this all you have to do is to issue the following command:
cd trandoshan-parent/
./build.sh
this will build a docker image for each projects listed in projects.txt
Now, when you will start a local trandoshan instance using the bootstrap script you'll bring up your custom version of Trandoshan
Just uncomment the following line in docker-compose.yml
# feeder:
# image: trandoshanio/feeder
# environment:
# - NATS_URI=nats://derek:pass@messaging-server:4222
# - INITIAL_URI=something_here
# depends_on:
# - messaging-serverand configure the INITIAL_URI env variable to the url you want to crawl
Show all running containers
docker ps
Open a shell to a running container
docker exec -it <container name> bash
Start mongoDB in the shell
mongo
Show current database
db
Show all databases on the server
show dbs
Show all availabel databases
show databases
Switch current database to
use <db>
Show all collections of current database
show collections
Find all documents in the collection
db.<collection>.find()
Show total number of documents in the collection
``db..count()`
Export the collection to a file
mongoexport --db <database name> -c <collection name> --out <file path and name>
Copy a file in the container to the host
docker cp <container>:<file name> <host path>
First install MongoDB Compass
Then get the IP address of MongoDB database by docker inspect <mongo container name>
Finally fill in the Hostname with the IP address in MongoDB Compass and connect. The port is by default 27017.