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Miaou development environment using Docker

Requirements

Linux

Windows

Mac OS X

How to use?

First time (assuming you already cloned Miaou)

  1. Choose which hostname Miaou will use, then copy docker/miaou-default.env to docker/miaou.env and set the value of MIAOU_HOST to the hostname you chose, in this new file.

    Note: In this documentation, we will assume that your MIAOU_HOST value is miaou.dev, so when you'll see "miaou.dev", replace it by the hostname you chose.

  2. Copy the docker/config.js preconfigured file to the root of the Miaou sources.

  3. To be able to log in Miaou, you have to set a OAuth provider (here we'll use Google which is really easy to configure, assuming you have a Google account).

    First, go to https://console.developers.google.com/project, create a new project, then go to Credentials to create new OAuth client ID.

    Select Web application as Application type, set http://miaou.dev as Authorized Javascript origins and http://miaou.dev/auth/google/callback as Authorized redirect URIs.

    Now you'll be given a Client ID and a Client secret that you'll have to copy/paste in your new config.js file.

  4. Prebuild Miaou:

    docker-compose up -d

  5. Now you should have postgres and redis up and running, but Miaou should have failed to start because you still did not build the database.

    To do so, you'll have to go to the postgres container (which should be named miaou_postgres_1) in order to be able to run SQL commands:

    docker exec -it miaou_postgres_1 psql -U miaou -w

    Now that you have a prompt for miaou psql user, copy/paste the content of the SQL creation file located at sql/postgres.creation.sql, then exit the container with \q.

  6. Since you now have a working database, restart Miaou:

    docker-compose up -d

    Now you should see your Miaou application running in your host browser at http://miaou.dev.

Second time and more

# Build miaou application with a fresh copy of local sources
docker-compose up -d --build

Running tests

# Start miaou
docker-compose up -d
# Exec bash in miaou container
docker exec -it miaou_miaou_1 bash
# Run test in miaou container
sh test.sh

OR

# Start miaou
docker-compose up -d
# Run test in miaou container
docker exec -it miaou_miaou_1 sh test.sh

Get Miaou logs

# Start miaou
docker-compose up -d
# Get miaou container logs in real time
docker logs -f miaou_miaou_1

Restart application on file changes

If you don't want to rebuild Miaou each time you update a file, open docker-compose.yml file and uncomment the command and volumes keys of the miaou service.

Then run docker-compose up -d to create a container which will start Miaou using nodemon to watch the given volumes and restart the application accordingly.