Warning this app uses shell scripts and requires root access
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- GCC, the GNU Compiler Collection
- Python 3.8 or newer
- Redis Server
- sudo apt install redis-server
- brew install redis
- sudo pacman -S redis
Install Python 3.8 or newer Install Python dependencies - pip install -r requirements.txt Install sqlite Install GCC Install Redis Server - sudo apt install redis-server - brew install redis - sudo pacman -S redis
The hard work has been done in a script called 'yeetcode.sh'
chmod +x yeetcode.sh
sudo ./yeetcode.sh [start/stop]
Note that root access is needed for the redis server system daemon
.flaskenv should already exist. If it doesn't
- On Windows
set FLASK_APP=app - On Linux/Mac
export FLASK_APP=app - Alteratively create a .flaskenv (pip install flask-dotenv && echo 'export FLASK_APP=yeetcode.py' > .flaskenv)
Linux 'sudo systemctl start redis.service'
Mac 'brew services start redis'
chmod +x worker.py
./worker.py
./worker.py & (to run in the background)
flask run
Run unit tests via the command python -m tests.unit
To run system tests, ensure Geckodriver for Firefox is installed in the dir tests, then change the app to run in TestConfig by adjusting yeetcode.py:
app = create_app()
to:
app = create_app(TestConfig)
Then make sure the app is running in the background before running python -m tests.system