Webservice to store SMS messages into a database table.

Accepts SMS messages from SMSSync Android app see https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.addhen.smssync, http://smssync.ushahidi.com/ and https://github.com/ushahidi/SMSSync .

cd <directory containing this file>
pipenv --two
pipenv shell
pip install -r requirements.txt
cp development.ini-dist development.ini

Edit development.ini to configure db connection, etc.

Create sms database schema:

psql -h db.e-ecology.sara.nl eecology < sms.sql

Grant <someone> user rights to perform inserts on table, see comments in sms.sql for required grants.

Start service:

pserve development.ini

Service running at http://localhost:6566/sms/

Configure Sync URL with:

• Secret key = Same as value of 'secret_key' key in *ini file.
• Keyword = '^ID', all tracker messages start with 'ID'
• URL = Depends on where you run this server and if it is reversed proxied.
• HTTP Method = POST
• Data Format = URLEncoded

1. sudo docker build -t sverhoeven/smsreciever:1.0.0 .
2. Export or push to registry

1. Import or pull from registry
2. sudo docker run -p 6566:6566 --env DB_URL="postgresql://*******:********@db.e-ecology.sara.nl/eecology?sslmode=require" --env SECRET_KEY=supersecretkey -d --name smsreciever sverhoeven/smsreciever:1.0.0

Error log is available with sudo docker logs smsreciever.

Web application will run on http://localhost:6566/sms/

The latest schema is specified in sms.sql.

Using alembic (http://pythonhosted.org/alembic/) for database migrations.

To create a new migration step run:

alembic revision -m "Timestamp without time zone"
# edit alembic/versions/*py files to specify changes

To upgrade an existing schema run:

alembic upgrade head --sql | psql ...

The unit tests can be run with

nosetests

The functional tests needs

• Postgresql database with PostGIS extension
• Postgresql user with schema and user creation permission

The tests can be run with

DB_URL=postgresql://postgres:mysecretpassword@172.17.0.2/postgres nosetests -a functional

Postgis in a docker container can be used to test.

docker run --name some-postgis -e POSTGRES_PASSWORD=mysecretpassword -d mdillon/postgis