Welcome to the Rakt Food Truck App repository! Follow these tasty steps to get your food truck up and running using Docker Compose.

• A hungry appetite 🍴
• Docker installed on your device. Need it? Get it fresh from Docker's official website.

1. Open your "food truck window" aka terminal.

2. Place your order with the chef by cloning the repository using this command:

   git clone https://github.com/hugobrilhante/rakt.git

3. Let's head to the food truck window:

   cd rakt

1. Spice up your dish by finding the secret recipe book named .env.example in the food truck's main pantry.

2. Whisper to the chef: "Hey chef, I want to customize my meal!" Rename .env.example to .env using this magic spell:

   mv .env.example .env

3. Mix and match ingredients in the .env file to personalize your meal just the way you like it.

1. To prepare your food truck, build the Docker containers by running:

   docker compose build

2. Before starting your food truck, let's set up the kitchen! Execute the following command to perform database migrations:

   docker compose run --rm server python manage.py migrate

3. Now, it's time to stock up your food truck! Use this command to populate the food trucks in your database using a CSV file:

   docker compose run --rm server python manage.py populate_food_trucks food-truck-data.csv
   

1. Check if the food truck is open (aka Docker is running).

2. Now, let's serve your order! Shout out your request to the chef using this command:

   docker compose up -d

3. Watch the kitchen heat up and the aromas fill the air as your meal gets ready. You'll see logs showing the progress.

4. Once your meal is prepared, taste it at http://localhost:port/nearest-food-trucks/?latitude={latitude}&longitude={longitude}, where port is your food truck's special serving number.

1. To close up and rest the food truck, say goodbye with this command:

   docker compose down --volumes

1. Open your terminal.

2. Install pre-commit to keep your code tasty and fresh:

   pip install pre-commit

3. Set up pre-commit hooks by navigating to your project directory and running:

   pre-commit install

1. Ensure Docker is running on your machine.

2. Run the following command to execute the tests using Docker Compose:

   docker compose run --rm server python manage.py test

This Rakt Food Truck App has been crafted with decisions tailored for production:

• Utilization of django-configurations library for streamlined configuration management, including URL-based cache, database, email, and search settings.
• Prepared for production with robust logging, containerization, and served using a well-configured Gunicorn server.
• Integration of GeoDjango to efficiently handle geographic coordinates within the application.

I might not be a programming genius, but I'm always eager to learn! Consultation of documentation and forums has been instrumental in resolving challenges faced during development, especially the part regarding GeoDjango, which was something I was familiar with but hadn't yet applied. It's a simple application, but I aimed to cover all areas of real-world application.

That's it! You've successfully set up pre-commit hooks, executed tests using Docker Compose after building the containers, and ensured the deliciousness of your Rakt Food Truck App in the development environment. Bon appétit! 🍔🍟🥤