Docs in docs folder or http://pa2515-hms-server.readthedocs.org/en/

There are 2 ways to start up the server, the normal way and the docker way.

The environment is organized as a docker container, locates in docker-compose/, just docker-compose up. The port can be changed as you like in docker-compose.yml

To do this:

1. Install docker (Or check on docker's official website to find how to install docker on your operating system)

$ wget -qO- https://get.docker.com/ | sh

2. Install docker-comopse

$ pip install docker-compose

3. Make the Swift docker to run

   3.1. data container

   docker run -v /srv --name SWIFT_DATA busybox
   

   3.2 Swift container

   ID=$(docker run -d -p 8081:8080 --volumes-from SWIFT_DATA -t morrisjobke/docker-swift-onlyone)
   

4. Run the docker container of server with redis, go to the docker-compose/, run:

docker-compose up

or try if with sudo

It will take some time to download the images and install dependencies.

1. Install the requirements

pip3 install -r docker-compose/requirements.txt

2. Create the db file

python3 -m server.models

3. Start the server

python3 -m server.gateway

4. Start a redis server whether local or in a docker container

• Filter characters like space and other unwanted characters from requests data
• Expire time of token
• Encryption auth data
• Need a unique employee id to avoid duplicated registration.
• use a separated user auth module (may use the swift's tempauth like method, which uses memcache to store token, set a expire time on each token, or the auth middleware https://github.com/talons/talons)
• functest, probtest, unittest
• deal with the security of password storing and transferring

• Python >= 2.7 or 3.4
• Gunicorn
• Falcon >= 0.3.0
• peewee >= 2.6.1
• swiftclient >= 2.7.0
• redis
• Six >= 1.9

• Python >= 2.7 or 3.4
• Falcon >= 0.3.0
• peewee >= 2.6.1
• swiftclient >= 2.7.0
• requests >= 2.8.1
• redis
• Six >= 1.9