• clone the repo to your local machine
• copy the .env.example if you need to run on local machine cp .env.example .env and change the value accordingly.
• create database called devsummit on your mysql if you haven't change the DB_NAME on .env file.
• run make env to setup your environments.
• activate the virtual environment by running source env/bin/activate
• run make deps inside env to automatically install all dependencies in requirements.txt
• database migration can be done by the following steps:
  • create a database file by touch app.db, naming convention follows the configuration in alembic.ini sqlalchemy.url value.
  • migrate by run alembic upgrade head
• seed the table by running: python manage.py seed
• run the server by python manage.py server.

You can run the server on docker simply by running: *not in virtual environment

• docker-compose build
• docker-compose up
• docker-compose exec database sh and run mysql_upgrade -u root -p
• docker-compose exec web sh and run alembic upgrade head then seed by running python manage.py seed

additional setup including migrations and seeding will be the same as setup instruction above by docker-compose exec bash web sh to get into the container environment. and server should be up on localhost:5000

Make sure flake-8 is installed on your env, by running make deps inside your env

Linting is achieved by integrating flake8.
You can check you PEP8 compliance by typing: make lint

We use hercule to compile the blueprints into single apib file. All the blueprints resided in /blueprint folder, the main file is blueprint.apib We also define the datastructure for all blueprint in sepearate apib files, resided in folder /blueprint/data. To compile the blueprint these all what we need tobe done:

• Install hercule first

	$ npm install -g hercule

• Compile

	$ hercule blueprint/blueprint.apib -o apiary.apib

• To run the apiary test we need dredd cli installed globally

	$ npm install -g dredd

• Then run the test in the project root folder

	$ dredd