Setup

Table of contents

1. First run
2. Updating dependencies
3. Rebuilding Docker images
4. Running database migrations

First run

After cloning the repository, you will need to do two things:

1. Pull the required Docker images and install each container’s dependencies:

   make setup
   

2. Bootstrap the development database:

   make bootstrap
   

You should now be able to start your local version of Offen using:

make up

To see if the application is working as intended visit http://localhost:8080 in your browser or use the application’s health check:

➜  ~ curl -X GET http://localhost:8080/healthz
{"ok":true}

To log into the development backend use the following credentials:

Email: develop@offen.dev
Password: development

You can stop the application using Ctrl+C, in case you want to tear down the current environment and delete the data stored in the local database you can use:

make down

Updating dependencies

In case the dependencies consumed by one of the containers have changed, you can run the following command to get an up-to-date version:

make update

Rebuilding Docker images

In case the Dockerfiles defining the development images have changes you will need to rebuild the local images using:

make dev-build

Running database migrations

If your local database schema is out of date and you need to apply the latest migrations, run

make migrate