Set up your local environment (with docker)

The following procedure assumes you have docker installed on your machine

Docker environment

This repository contains a docker compose template for running the whole WEDIA application.
Make sure to read the README.md.

It is recommended to use this repository as a template that you can easily update (git pull).
→ Do not run your project from this cloned repository.

Follow these steps every time you need to setup a new environment:

Copy the docker-compose-template folder to your own projects folder:
Assuming you cloned the repository in ~/git-repositories/wedia-docker-template and you store your projects in ~/projects, and you want to start project projectWedia
```
cd ~
cp -R ./git-repositories/wedia-docker-template ./my-projects/projectWedia
```

Delete content of folders san, db and admin:

cd ~/my-projects/projectWedia
rm -rf ./san/*
rm -rf ./admin/*
rm -rf ./db/*

Start the whole docker environment (assuming ports 8080, 8000, 8888, are not used)
```
docker compose up
```
At this point, your server is started, you can start configuring it manually.
Init environment using predefined script
In order to ease the basic configuration of the platform, we provide a JS project: https://bitbucket.org/wediaproduct/wedia_auto_installer/src/master/. Clone this repository, then:
First time, init the project
```
npm i
```
Then you can finalize an environment configuration by running:
```
npm run config
```

Follow these steps every time you need to switch from one environment to another:

Do not forget to ask for a MediaCloud Wedia ID to ESAAS team. This is a requirements for:

Do not forget to ask ESAAS team to configure the smtp server, and to make sure the cloud environment is allowed to connect this server.