Install conda on your system and run the following command to build the development environment. All following steps should be run from with the newly created environment.
$ make develop
Run the following command to run the tests.
$ make test
The CLI tool can be run using the following syntax. The create
, read
,
update
, and delete
subcommands each have their own arguments that can be
read using the --help
command following the respective subcommand.
usage: todo [-h] --db DB {create,read,update,delete} ...
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--db DB select your database
Subcommands:
{create,read,update,delete}
create Create a new to-do item
read Read the data of an existing to-do item
update Update an existing to-do item
delete Delete a to-do item
Run the following command to start development server in debugging mode.
$ make dev
Run the following commands to start a deployment server.
Begin by running the following command if you wish to select your own database.
If this environment variable is not set, the default database will be used.
Substitute [DB_NAME]
with the name of your sqlite database.
$ export FLASK_DATABASE=[DB_NAME]
The following command starts the server. Substitute [ADDRESS]
and [PORT]
respectively with the IP address and port you wish to bind your server to.
$ gunicorn -w 1 --bind [ADDR]:[PORT] todo:deploy_app
Once a server is operating navigate to the Swagger page to view the documentation.
For a development server the link will be the following
http://127.0.0.1:5000
For a deployment server, the link will be the following where [ADDR]
and
[PORT]
are the same values used when launching the server.
http://[ADDR]:[PORT]