View the App at https://shielded-basin-24478.herokuapp.com/

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Copy the .env.SAMPLE file and rename it .env.

Set your POSTGRES_USER and POSTGRES_PASSWORD variables (from docker-compose) in the docker-compose.yml file.

In the .env file, update the DATABASE_URI variable by adding the Username and Password.

Bring up the site with: docker-compose up

To manage the database, run the docker-compose and enter the flask container: docker ps docker exec -it CONTAINER_ID sh

If you are doing a clean install, first run: flask db init

If you need to make changes to the database (add or update db classes) then run: flask db migrate -m "Some message." flask db upgrade

To wipe the database, first take down the postgres container, then run: docker ps -a - get the postgres container ID docker rm POSTGRES_CONTAINER_ID docker volume ls - get the pgdata volume name docker volume rm PGDATA_VOLUME_NAME Then clear the contents of the migrations folder.

Frontend cd src/ui npm run dev

Backend docker-compose up

DEPLOY TO HEROKU Once container and postgres addon are configured. Update .env.PROD with heroku postgres URI Run prod container locally Run database commands above to initialize

Commands:

docker build -t registry.heroku.com/shielded-basin-24478/web -f ./deploy/docker/Dockerfile.prod .

docker push registry.heroku.com/shielded-basin-24478/web

heroku container:release --app shielded-basin-24478 web