- Run Docker-Compose
docker-compose up
If this is the first time running it, it will build all the required images (wazimap-vpuu and wazimap-postgres).
Once the builds are finished, the dumped sql tables will be imported. This will cause the wazimap_sifar container to fail initially since the database will still be importing the files and will not have started.
Once the import is complete, shut down docker-compose then bring it up again.
- We now have to add some fixtures
docker exec -it wazimap-vpuu python manage.py loaddata fixtures/census/wazimap_django_models.json
docker exec -it wazimap-vpuu python manage.py loaddata fixtures/dynamic_profile/dynamic_profile.json
- Add admin user
docker exec -it wazimap-vpuu python manage.py createsuperuser
If you want to build the images individually.
The are 2 images that you have to build
- Postgres
docker build --tag=wazimap-postgres -f docker/db/Dockerfile .
- Wazimap vpuu application
docker build --tag=wazimap-vpuu -f docker/web/Dockerfile .
- Once complete you can run docker-compose
docker-compose up
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clone the repo
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cd wazimap_vpuu -
virtualenv --no-site-packages env2 -
source env2/bin/activate -
pip install -r requirements.txt
If you are going to install gdal, there are a couple of things to configure first
5.1. Make sure you have installed gdal on your system including the development file, for debian based OS's
apt install gdal-bin libgdal-dev
5.2. Get the system gdal version gdal-config version
5.3. export some gdal header paths to the system environment
export CPLUS_INCLUDE_PATH=/usr/include/gdal
export C_INCLUDE_PATH=/usr/include/gdal
5.4. In the requirements.txt file make sure the gdal version matches the system version
5.5. pip install -r requirements.txt
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Unzip the sql/census.zip and import the sql data
cat sql/census/*.sql | psql -U wazimap_vpuu -W wazimap_vpuu -
Run django migrations
./manage.py migrate -
Import default data for django models
./manage.py loaddata fixtures/census/wazimap_django_models.json