There are two ways of running the application locally

1. Using Docker
2. Using normal python env

1. Make sure docker and docker compose is installed in your PC if not follow this steps
2. Clone the project in to your local machine
3. Run the following commands

cd <project_location>
docker-compose build
docker-compose up -d

This will run your application in localhost:5000 with mongodb running in port 27017

1. Clone the git repo to your local
2. Install virtualenvironment in your pc
3. Create a new virtual env
4. Create a .env file with following env vars MONGO_URI APP_HOST APP_PORT
5. Follow the commands

cd <project_location>
pip install -r requirements.txt
flask run

Follow either of one your application should be running locally

  GET /users

returns all the users in the batch of 10

  GET /users/${id}

  POST /users

  PUT /users/${id}

  DELETE /users/${id}

1. In docker set up The mongo db is non-persistent When ever you start the application new db instance will be used
2. There a script called populate.py this is used to pre-populate the users data with faker library you can run this script to pre-populate 100 user data

Run the docker-compose up -d 
do docker ps
get the container id of flask_assignment_app
do docker exec -it <container_id> bash
you will get inside the container
then run python populate.py it should populate 100 users data