sample-data-generator

A UI to generate sample data for the Quarantine Help app.

Steps for local development

1. Install pyenv and its virtualenv manager using

   $ brew install pyenv
   $ brew install pyenv-virtualenv
   $ pyenv install 3.7.5
   $ eval "$(pyenv init -)"
   sample-data-generator/$ pyenv virtualenv 3.7.5 env-3.7.5
   

   This will create a pyenv-virtualenv for you and probably place it on your ~/home/<username>/.pyenv/versions/. You can activate that manually using

   sample-data-generator/$ source ~/.pyenv/versions/env-3.7.5/bin/activate
   

   or even better:

   sample-data-generator/$ pyenv activate env-3.7.5
   

   or, there are better ways to do this if you follow Pyenv:Docs

2. Now you are in the right environment, install dependencies using:

   (env-3.7.5) sample-data-generator/$ pip install -r requirements.txt
   

3. Install postgis using brew install postgis. You can create a database and set the user roles using the following commands:

   CREATE DATABASE data_gen_db;
   CREATE USER data_gen_user WITH PASSWORD 'ABCD123<changeThis>';
   GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON DATABASE data_gen_db TO data_gen_user;
   ALTER ROLE data_gen_user SET timezone TO 'UTC';
   ALTER ROLE data_gen_user SET default_transaction_isolation TO 'read committed';
   ALTER ROLE data_gen_user SET client_encoding TO 'utf8';
   

4. We use pre-commit hooks to format code. See that you install it using https://pre-commit.com/. Later, install our pre-commit hooks using

   (env-3.7.5) sample-data-generator/$ pre-commit install
   

5. There are some local_settings you need to have as part of running the server. You can copy a template using:

   (env-3.7.5) sample-data-generator/$ cp sample_data_generator/local_settings_sample.py sample_data_generator/local_settings.py
   

   You need to modify the values there to use the applicaiton in full.

6. Run the Django standard runserver steps:

   (env-3.7.5) sample-data-generator/$ python manage.py migrate
   (env-3.7.5) sample-data-generator/$ python manage.py collectstatic
   (env-3.7.5) sample-data-generator/$ python manage.py runserver
   

   or even better, run it from pyCharm using your debugger.

7. Create a superuser and add some initial data to the database.

(env-3.7.5) sample-data-generator/$ python manage.py createsuperuser

Now you have the app locally running!