Breadbike
The general idea is that we need to parse in Farmigo csvs (./Distribution-05_28_2020.csv) and parse it to a format that the RoadWarrior api can understand (https://teamapi.roadwarrior.app/Help/Api/POST-api-Route-Add)
That requires getting a lat/long from google maps for the address' coming in.
And making a request to roadwarrior/route/add with the properly formatted json
To do this I've started setting up an azure serverless folder
Getting up and running:
Download vscode Install the "Azure Functions" extension
Sam controls the google maps api keys + billing
The azure function code lives in /azureServerless/HttpTrigger1
The secret keys live in azure portal under tnrich-breadbike/Settings/Configuration You can login to the azure portal here: portal.azure.com
Running azure locally:
To run the azure serverless function locally, you can hit f5 to start debugging within vscode. It requires that you have the local application settings keys downloaded from azure functions (ask thomas for those keys if you need them)
Run the application front-end locally:
yarn;
yarn start;
Publishing app to github:
Increment the version number in the App.js file so you can make sure your changes have landed Search for: "Weclome to the breadbike route planner -- version"
Then run:
yarn;
yarn deploy;
This will redeploy the app to: https://tnrich.github.io/breadbike/
Publishing code to azure:
Click the azure functions side bar icon. Hit the blue "Deploy" arrow at the top and select "tnrich-breadbike"
Remember to commit your changes!
git commit -am "my informative message here" && git push
Sam todo:
- move the breadbike repo to your account or to it's own organization
- move the azure function to your account