BRANCH	BUILD STATUS
master
dev

You need docker and docker-compose on your machine to start dev server without installing dev dependencies. As you installed this tools and checked work, run following commands to start server on localhost:8000:

mv .env.example .env
make compose-up

Requests will be available in postman_tests folder as postman collection. You can import file and test requests and see responses from them.

You need poetry installed on your machine to bootstrap environment. Rename .env.example to .env and set DEBUG to True, then change other values if need. If you have your own postgres instance running on your machine, then get ip and credentials and fill necessary variables in .env. Or if you have docker and docker-compose you can run following commands to run postgres container and fill .env data for work:

mv .env.example .env
make startdb
make dbip

Once you get ip of container with postgres write it into .env file. You can start app manually with poetry if you have not entered into virtualenv or as usual if you've activated it.

First way is creating your own virtualenv and running app using virtualenv module:

python -m virtualenv venv
activate venv/bin/activate
pip install poetry
poetry install

Using this way you must always activate virtualenv to work with application.

Second way requires poetry installed local on your machine to install dependencies but you'll get possibility to use simple commands from Makefile for work with application:

make bootstrap-environment

Now you can use commands from Makefile commands section to work with app.

Makefile contains all necessary commands to start application:

bootstrap-environment  - create virtualenv and install dependencies
makemigrations         - create migrations using project django
reformat               - remove unused import and format code with black
migrate                - run db migrations using project django
tests                  - run tests with pytest
startapp               - run django development server
startdb                - start postgres in docker
dbip                   - get postgres ip for local development
compose-up             - start all services from compose config
compose-up-rebuild     - rebuild image for `athena` and start compose
compose-logs           - show compose logs
compose-stop           - stop all running compose services
compose-athena-connect - connect to athena container
docker-dev             - build dev image for athena
docker-master          - build image for athena with default tag