CoRE Stack Backend Installations

CoRE Stack Backend Setup

Branch: develop

MySQL DB Setup

1. sudo apt-get update
2. sudo apt-get install mysql-server

Start MySQL

1. sudo service mysql start

Create a new database

1. mysql -u root -p or sudo mysql (if no password is setup)
2. create database nrm;

Create a new user

1. mysql -u root -p
2. CREATE USER 'nrm_user'@'localhost' IDENTIFIED BY 'xxxxxx';
3. GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON nrm.* TO 'nrm_user'@'localhost';
4. FLUSH PRIVILEGES;

Installation of the libraries

1. chmod +x install.sh
2. ./install.sh

*Provide a name of your virtual environment when prompted:

example: nrm

*Provide a path to your environment when prompted:

example: /home/user/virtualenvs/nrm

Let the script run and install all the dependencies.

Running the server

After the successfull installation of all the packages, run the following commands to start the Django server:

1. conda activate nrm (or whatever is the name of your virtual environment)
2. python manage.py runserver

Make Migrations

1. Make sure the environment is active. Otherwise, run conda activate nrm
2. Run python manage.py migrate For any migration related queries, please send an email to contact@core-stack.org

Run the server

1. Make sure the environment is active. Otherwise, run conda activate nrm
2. Run python manage.py runserver

Tip: To make local hits to your server, use python manage.py runserver 0.0.0.0:8080

Running celery If you are running some tasks, you need to run celery -A tasks worker -l info

example: celery -A nrm_app worker -l info -Q nrm & nrm queue is running in this example.

Env and config setup

1. Use .env.example as a template to create .env file inside nrm_app/ directory
2. Update the environment variables
3. Add JSON files inside the data/ directory

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