• Clone the repository

• Setup Environment Variables;

  • On \pointsTransfer\pointsTransfer

    • Import or create a .env file

      • Variables needed for this project:

        • SECRET_KEY=<Django generated secret key (not the default)>

          ALLOWED_HOSTS=<allowed hosts IP's and/or domain name>

          CSRF_TRUSTED_ORIGINS=< Trusted request origins full URL or IP>

          DEBUG=True (remove this one for production mode)

• Run initial management commands

  • On \pointsTransfer\pointsTransfer
    • Create the database Migrations
      • python .\manage.py makemigrations
    • Run the Migrations
      • python .\manage.py migrate

• Create a Super User for testing

  • On \pointsTransfer\pointsTransfer
    • python .\manage.py createsuperuser

• Run the project

  • On \pointsTransfer\pointsTransfer
    • python .\manage.py runserver

• Access the admin panel

  • Go to http://localhost:8000
    • Port may differ if you change it on "runserver" command.

• First step

• Build application image

  • docker build --tag points-transfer .

• Run application image

  • docker run --publish 8000:8000 points-transfer

• Second step

• Run initial management commands

  • Open interactive terminal on
    • docker exec -it points-transfer /bin/bash
    • Create the database Migrations
      • python .\manage.py makemigrations
    • Run the Migrations
      • python .\manage.py migrate
    • Create a Super User for testing
      • python .\manage.py createsuperuser

• Access the admin panel

  • Go to 127.0.0.1:8000
    • Port may differ if you change it on "runserver" command.

• First step

  • Build services (application and database)
    • docker-compose build
  • Run services (application and database)
    • docker-compose up

• Second step

• Run initial management commands

• Open interactive terminal on

  • docker exec -it points-transfer /bin/bash

• Create the database Migrations

  • python .\manage.py makemigrations

• Run the Migrations

  • python .\manage.py migrate

• Third step

  • Stop, rebuild and run again the images to apply the changes
    • docker-compose stop
    • docker-compose build
    • docker-compose up
  • Create a Super User for testing
    • python .\manage.py createsuperuser

• Access the admin panel

  • Go to 127.0.0.1:8000
    • Port may differ if you change it on "runserver" command.

Obs: If any changes are made to the application code, database or other services, build and run the images again.