Ported the project from sqlite to postgres

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Imbus 2023-11-14 08:40:45 +01:00
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runtime := "podman"
# Builds a debug container and runs it
dev: start-debug
@echo "Cd into client and run 'npm run dev' to start the client in dev mode."
[private]
npm-install directory:
cd {{directory}} && npm install
# Builds the client with npm (result in client/dist)
[private]
npm-build directory: (npm-install directory)
cd {{directory}} && npm run build
@echo "Built client at {{directory}}/dist"
# Builds a debug container
[private]
build-container-server-debug:
{{runtime}} build -t fb-server-debug -f container/ContainerfileDebug .
podman build -t fb-server-debug -f container/ContainerfileDebug .
# Builds a debug container and runs it
[private]
start-debug: build-container-server-debug remove-podman-containers
{{runtime}} run -d -e DATABASE_URL=sqlite:debug.db -p 8080:8080 --name frostbyte-debug fb-server-debug
start-debug: start-postgres-dev clean-podman init-sqlx build-container-server-debug
podman network create fb_network --ignore
podman run -d --network fb_network -e DATABASE_URL=postgres://postgres:password@postgres:5432/frostbyte -p 8080:8080 --name frostbyte-debug fb-server-debug
@echo "Debug server started."
# Builds a release container
[private]
build-container-release:
{{runtime}} build -t fb-server -f container/Containerfile .
podman build -t fb-server -f container/Containerfile .
# Builds a release container and runs it
start-release: build-container-release remove-podman-containers
{{runtime}} network create fb_network --ignore
{{runtime}} run -d --network fb_network -e DATABASE_URL=sqlite:release.db -p 8080:8080 --name frostbyte fb-server
start-release: start-postgres-dev clean-podman init-sqlx build-container-release
podman network create fb_network --ignore
podman run -d --network fb_network -e DATABASE_URL=postgres://postgres:password@postgres:5432/frostbyte -p 8080:8080 --name frostbyte fb-server
# Initializes the database, runs migrations and then prepares sqlx
init-sqlx:
echo "DATABASE_URL=sqlite:debug.db" > server/.env
cd server && sqlx database create
cd server && sqlx migrate run
echo "DATABASE_URL=postgres://postgres:password@localhost:5432/frostbyte" > server/.env
cd server && sqlx database create --connect-timeout 40 # Postgres takes a while to start up
cd server && sqlx migrate run --source migrations_pg
cd server && cargo sqlx prepare
# Removes and stops any containers related to the project
# Starts a postgres container for development
[private]
remove-podman-containers:
{{runtime}} network rm -f fb_network
{{runtime}} container rm -f frostbyte
{{runtime}} container rm -f frostbyte-debug
start-postgres-dev:
podman rm -f postgres
podman run --network fb_network --name postgres -e POSTGRES_PASSWORD=password -d -p 5432:5432 docker.io/postgres:16.1-alpine
# Deletes everything podman related (even unrelated to the project)
# Forcefully stops and removes the frostbyte container
[private]
prune-podman:
{{runtime}} stop -a
{{runtime}} rm -af
{{runtime}} image rm -af
{{runtime}} system prune -af
{{runtime}} system reset --force
clean-podman:
podman container rm -f frostbyte
podman container rm -f frostbyte-debug
# Forcefully removes the frostbyte images
[private]
clean-images:
podman image rm -f fb-server
podman image rm -f fb-server-debug
# Cleans up everything related to the project
clean:
{{runtime}} container rm -f frostbyte
{{runtime}} container rm -f frostbyte-debug
{{runtime}} image rm -f fb-server
{{runtime}} image rm -f fb-server-debug
clean: clean-podman clean-images
rm -rf client/dist
rm -rf client/node_modules
rm -rf client-solid/dist
rm -rf client-solid/node_modules
rm -rf server/public
rm -rf server/target
@echo "Cleaned up! Make sure to run 'just nuke' to nuke everything podman related."
# Nukes everything. No mercy. Leave no trace.
nuke: clean prune-podman
@echo "Nuked everything! You're starting from scratch now."
@echo "Cleaned up! Make sure to clean up podman volumes and networks."