kusostat

Stores your poo and pee info

Run

You can run this app with local or using Docker.

Run with local

First, make sure that your PostgreSQL works without errors.

Then write your database info to .env file, for example,

DATABASE_URL=postgres://postgres:password@localhost/kusostat

And then run the following commands:

diesel setup --database-url postgres://postgres:password@localhost/kusostat
diesel migration run --database-url postgres://postgres:password@localhost/kusostat

Your poo data is saved into kusostat database.

Run with Docker

Here, there are no needs for .env file. What you have to do is, to run docker-compose command.

docker-compose up -d

If you want to use PostgreSQL in your terminal, run the following command:

docker-compose exec postgresql psql -U postgres db
# or
psql -U postgres -h localhost

For Docker image's information, see docker-compose.yml file.

Develop

Here I write some tips to develop this.

CSS

This app uses Bulma framework.

cd bulma
# update `mystyles.scss` file...
sass --sourcemap=none mystyles.scss:../static/css/mystyles.css --style compressed

For Sass detail, please see Bulma documents.

Test

Before running tests, you have to run DB migration.

# example URL
diesel setup --database-url "postgres://postgres:password@localhost/kusostat_test"

Log

You can see the app log if you set the environment variable.

RUST_LOG=info cargo r

Notes

Here, I described some notes to use this app.

Input time info in form

In short: use Google Chrome.

This app supposes that the following strings are sent by form.

field name	string format
Published at	`2020-01-01T18:00`
Required time	`00:10` (10min)

MDN says that some browsers support date picker for the above form inputs. And using its functions helps your work.

For example, in my macOS v10.16.7, Chrome 87.0.4280.88 supports both fields, however, Firefox 84.0.1 doesn't support both of them and Safari 14.0 could send invalid data (for example, Safari allows us to fill in random string in Published at form).

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