README.md

Pulling the docker image

Same commands on Linux, Windows and MacOS

FIXME

docker login gitlab-registry.lrde.epita.fr
docker pull gitlab-registry.lrde.epita.fr/soduco/directory-annotator-back

Running the server (Linux)

1. Create a .env file from one of the samples.
2. Edit the file .env with the correct paths.
3. If you want to avoid rebuilding the image, pre-fetch the image using docker pull gitlab-registry.lrde.epita.fr/soduco/directory-annotator-back
4. Run the service

$ docker-compose up
backend_1  |  * Serving Flask app "server.app_server" (lazy loading)
backend_1  |  * Environment: development
backend_1  |  * Debug mode: on
backend_1  | INFO:  * Running on http://0.0.0.0:5000/ (Press CTRL+C to quit)
backend_1  | INFO:  * Restarting with stat
backend_1  | WARNING:  * Debugger is active!
backend_1  | INFO:  * Debugger PIN: 179-768-730
...

4. Test locally

$ curl -X GET "http://localhost:8000/directories/" -H "Authorization:12345678"     
{
  "directories": [
    "Didot_1843a.pdf", 
    "Didot_1847.pdf", 
    "Didot_1845a.pdf", 
    "Didot_1851a.pdf", 
    "Didot_1841a.pdf", 
    "Didot_1844a.pdf", 
    "Didot_1846.pdf", 
    "Didot_1848a.pdf", 
    "Didot_1850a.pdf", 
    "Didot_1842a.pdf", 
    "Didot_1849a.pdf"
  ]
}

Note, you may need to disable SELinux (e.g. on Fedora):

```
setenforce 0
```

Building locally the image

1. Get the latest C++ module built for Debian Stable

2. Unzip artifacts.zip in the root project directory

$ ls build
soduco-py37-0.1.1-Linux.tar.gz

3. In the docker folder, run docker-compose build