denv-creator 0.0.1
Simple python script to create every file and configurations for multiple docker containers
Requires Python: >=3.6

# Docker Environment Creator (denv-creator)

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***This project is under construction and does not currently function properly. Feel free to use it and test it.***

Automates the process of creating a docker environment (using `docker-compose`) with all the containers you want, also with all of their respective configuration files. This can be done by answering a few questions on the command line.

# Supported Containers

* Nginx
    * No services/containers are defined in the config file, you have to define this yourself
    * Proxy passing to PHP-FPM is present in the config file but is commented out. If you are using PHP-FPM, make sure to uncomment it
    * Depends on any other services defined

* PHP-FPM
    * Pre installed with Xdebug and Composer

* Node
    * Pre installed with PM2

* Python
    * Pre installed with Flask (and FlaskSocketIO) and PM2 (and it's own ecosystem file)

* SQL
    * Utilises an `env` file inside `.docker/env/`. Remember to change this if required
    * Creates an empty dump file

* MongoDB
    * Comes with it's own environmental file

* Mongo Seeder
    * Already seeds the database, using database name inside the dockerfile.
    * Creates an empty `.docker/data/mongo-data-dump` directory where the dumps are placed

* Apache
    * If using PHP, comment out the comment inside of the config file
    * Depends on any other services defined

* Deno

    * Runs on port 1447

* Redis

# Requirements

* Python 3.7 or higher

# Install and Run

**Clone the repo**

`cd /path/to/my/development/environments`
`git clone https://github.com/ebebbington/denv-creator.git`

**Create your project!**

`python denv-creator/index.py`

**Notes**
* Remember to adjust certain files, such as the `docker-compose.yml` file to specify what services depend on what
* Also, if you are separating source code for each container, remember to modif the related values inside the `docker-compose.yml` file

# File Structure

* `__pycache__/`
  * Cached files of our python scripts. This gets generated automatically and they are being ignored

* `.github/`
  * Holds github related configurations. Nothing to worry about

* `containers/`
  * The list of container classes. This holds a class for each container - which encapsulates the logic for each one

* `data/`
  * General files to aid in the container configuration such as the default `php.ini` file

* `.gitignore`
  * Contains a list of files or directories for Git to ignore as we don't want those files committed

* `CONTRIBUTING.md`
  * Contribution guide

* `index.py`
  * Our main entrypoint script, makes the basic calls to the `Project` class to setup the environment

* `LICENSE.txt`
  * License file

* `project.py`
  * Our project class. This is where the magic happens. It holds 90% of the logic for the project (represents the project)

* `README.md`
  * `self`

* `response.md`
  * A class to handle speaking to the user. This abstracts the logic to log out data, ask for input or show errors

* `test.py`
  * Testing file to act as a playground

* `validate.py`
  * Validation file to handle all things validat-ey

# Flow of Execution

1. Use calls the main script

2. The main scripts makes all the calls to the `Project` methods

3. The project class is what does the magic. It collects data from the user

4. Eventually when all data is collected, the project class uses the container classes to aid in creating/writing files and directories

# Tests

Unit testing has been setup and tries to cover 100% of the code.

Testing was also achieved by installing `pytest` and `coverage`:

```shell
pip install pytest coverage
```

## Writing the Tests

There is a test file for each other file, that mimics the file and tests each method.

## Running the tests

`pytest`

**With code coverage:** `coverage run --source . -m pytest && coverage html --omit="*_test.py"`

# Built With

* [Python](https://docs.python.org) - Language used

# Authors

* Edward Bebbinton - **Owner/Developer** - [ebebbington](https://github.com/ebebbington)
* Will Bebbington - **Developer** - [willjb95](https://github.com/willjb95)

# Contributing

See [here](#CONTRIBUTING.md)

# License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the [LICENSE.txt](LICENSE.txt) file for details