Django server for Fragalysis with DRF API and loaders for data. Has components to serve React web-app but doesn't actually do that.
NOTE: Ensure DEBUG=False when using this in production but for development you can switch this on to receive thorough error messages.
An issue that we encountered was that the Django migrations failed to apply when recreating starting the fragalysis-frontend, in order to resolve this:
1. Start up the stack via the fragalysis-frontend: `docker-compose -f docker-compose.localhost.yml`
2. Attach a shell to the fragalysis-stack docker container ("web_dock").
3. In the stack shell delete all present migrations with:
- `find . -path "*/migrations/*.py" -not -name "__init__.py" -delete`
- `find . -path "*/migrations/*.pyc" -delete`
4. Keep this shell running.
5. Attach a new shell (/bin/bash) to the running mysql docker container ("fragalysis-frontend_mysql").
3. Once you have a new shell to the database, you can login and drop the "django_db" database schema and recreate it:
- Login with `mysql -u root -p` and when prompted for a password, enter `password`.
- Run the following SQL command to delete the schema: `DROP DATABASE django_db;`
- Run the following SQL command to create a fresh schema: `CREATE DATABASE django_db;`
4. The "django_db" database should now have no tables, you can close the docker container.
5. In the fragalysis-stack shell, you can ensure the migrations will apply correctly by create the migrations again and running them:
* Make new migrations: `python manage.py makemigrations`
* Apply migrations: `python manage.py migrate`