Nelen & Schuurmans-internal tool for, basically, booking our hours and managing projects.
Grab the sqlite db from the server:
$ scp the.server.name:/srv/trs.nelen-schuurmans.nl/var/db/trs.db var/db/
Add a .env with the nens-auth-client cognito settings for localhost.
Symlink the development compose file and build it:
$ ln -s docker-compose.development.yml docker-compose.override.yml $ docker compose build
You can run it with one of the following:
$ docker compose up $ docker compose run --rm --service-ports web bin/python manage.py runserver 0.0.0.0:5000
Run the tests:
$ docker compose run --rm web make test
And sometimes:
$ docker compose run --rm web make beautiful
For upgrading versions: requirements/requirements.in (and .txt) are in
a mounted subfolder, so running "make install" inside the docker will update
.txt if you change the .in. But changes to the makefile or the setup.py are
only copied when you re-build the docker.... So what I did during the upgrades
of the django versions was to change the version in requirements.in, run
make install and then rebuild the docker:
$ docker compose run --rm web make install $ docker compose build
And sometimes, to upgrade all versions to the latest ones:
$ docker compose run --rm web make upgrade $ docker compose run --rm web make install
For a production installation, see the private https://github.com/nens/trs-site repo.
A YearWeek is the core time object in the site: every year+week
combination has its own database object for easy filtering. They must be
created with a management command:
$ bin/python manage.py update_weeks
It is safe to run this command more than once. In case this site is still used
after 2028: adjust the TRS_END_YEAR setting and run the command again :-)