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RC Tech Club Basic Development Environment

This repository is meant for RC Tech Club application developers who wish to use Phoenix without on-the-fly Phoenix code development.

The docker containers that will be deployed are

  1. Postgres database
  2. Phoenix
  3. Ladybird

Quick Start

Dependencies
  • Docker and Docker Compose
  • Phoenix

Setup your environment variables. At this repo's root directory, run

cp .env.sample .env

Configure your developer configurations in the newly copied .env file to use services like AWS. Note that you have to obtain your unique IAM access key pairs, contact one of the club admins for this.

// .env
NODEMAILER_PASSWORD= // you can leave this blank, it is not critical
AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID= // your iam access key id
AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY= // your iam secret access key

Then run

docker-compose up -d

As a result, you should have:

Phoenix available at: http://localhost:4000
Ladybird available at: http://localhost:3001

Now, you are ready to start developing!

After you finish, remember to run

docker-compose down

This removes all the containers.

Advanced

Pulling the latest images

It is recommended to pull the latest images before spinning up the containers, especially if phoenix or ladybird images have been updated, and you want to use them.

docker compose pull

Troubleshooting

Your containers can fail in several ways. Some common issues have been identified, and possible fixes are written here.

Postgres data directory

The data directory was initialized by PostgreSQL version 12, which is not compatible with this version 13.2

This means the volume mounted by docker is based-off of an older version of postgres, while the postgres image being used is not compatible with that. Simply remove this docker volume.

docker volume rm development-setup_rctech-dev

A docker volume basically allows long term storage of postgres data, even after the postgres container is brought down, and removed.

Additional Information

Prisma migration and client generation

All of Phoenix's rctechclub/phoenix docker images will run prisma migrate deploy to make sure that

  • the postgres database is in-sync with the prisma schema
  • the @prisma/client is connected to the correct database on your local machine

Prisma Studio

If you want access to the database through prisma studio, go to the phoenix repository and run npx prisma studio. But make sure that the .env from this development-setup folder is copied over to phoenix.

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RC Tech Club Basic Development Environment
This repository is meant for RC Tech Club application developers who wish to use Phoenix without on-the-fly Phoenix code development.
The docker containers that will be deployed are
  1. Postgres database
  2. Phoenix
  3. Ladybird
Quick Start
Dependencies
  • Docker and Docker Compose
  • Phoenix
Setup your environment variables. At this repo's root directory, run
cp .env.sample .env
Configure your developer configurations in the newly copied .env file to use services like AWS. Note that you have to obtain your unique IAM access key pairs, contact one of the club admins for this.
// .env
NODEMAILER_PASSWORD= // you can leave this blank, it is not critical
AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID= // your iam access key id
AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY= // your iam secret access key

Then run
docker-compose up -d
As a result, you should have:
Phoenix available at: http://localhost:4000

Ladybird available at: http://localhost:3001
Now, you are ready to start developing!
After you finish, remember to run
docker-compose down
This removes all the containers.
Advanced
Pulling the latest images
It is recommended to pull the latest images before spinning up the containers, especially if phoenix or ladybird images have been updated, and you want to use them.
docker compose pull
Troubleshooting
Your containers can fail in several ways. Some common issues have been identified, and possible fixes are written here.
Postgres data directory
The data directory was initialized by PostgreSQL version 12, which is not compatible with this version 13.2

This means the volume mounted by docker is based-off of an older version of postgres, while the postgres image being used is not compatible with that. Simply remove this docker volume.
docker volume rm development-setup_rctech-dev
A docker volume basically allows long term storage of postgres data, even after the postgres container is brought down, and removed.
Additional Information
Prisma migration and client generation
All of Phoenix's rctechclub/phoenix docker images will run prisma migrate deploy to make sure that
  • the postgres database is in-sync with the prisma schema
  • the @prisma/client is connected to the correct database on your local machine
Prisma Studio
If you want access to the database through prisma studio, go to the phoenix repository and run npx prisma studio. But make sure that the .env from this development-setup folder is copied over to phoenix.
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RC Tech Club Basic Development Environment
This repository is meant for RC Tech Club application developers who wish to use Phoenix without on-the-fly Phoenix code development.
The docker containers that will be deployed are
  1. Postgres database
  2. Phoenix
  3. Ladybird
Quick Start
Dependencies
  • Docker and Docker Compose
  • Phoenix
Setup your environment variables. At this repo's root directory, run
cp .env.sample .env
Configure your developer configurations in the newly copied .env file to use services like AWS. Note that you have to obtain your unique IAM access key pairs, contact one of the club admins for this.
// .env
NODEMAILER_PASSWORD= // you can leave this blank, it is not critical
AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID= // your iam access key id
AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY= // your iam secret access key

Then run
docker-compose up -d
As a result, you should have:
Phoenix available at: http://localhost:4000

Ladybird available at: http://localhost:3001
Now, you are ready to start developing!
After you finish, remember to run
docker-compose down
This removes all the containers.
Advanced
Pulling the latest images
It is recommended to pull the latest images before spinning up the containers, especially if phoenix or ladybird images have been updated, and you want to use them.
docker compose pull
Troubleshooting
Your containers can fail in several ways. Some common issues have been identified, and possible fixes are written here.
Postgres data directory
The data directory was initialized by PostgreSQL version 12, which is not compatible with this version 13.2

This means the volume mounted by docker is based-off of an older version of postgres, while the postgres image being used is not compatible with that. Simply remove this docker volume.
docker volume rm development-setup_rctech-dev
A docker volume basically allows long term storage of postgres data, even after the postgres container is brought down, and removed.
Additional Information
Prisma migration and client generation
All of Phoenix's rctechclub/phoenix docker images will run prisma migrate deploy to make sure that
  • the postgres database is in-sync with the prisma schema
  • the @prisma/client is connected to the correct database on your local machine
Prisma Studio
If you want access to the database through prisma studio, go to the phoenix repository and run npx prisma studio. But make sure that the .env from this development-setup folder is copied over to phoenix.
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This repository is meant for RC Tech Club application developers who wish to use Phoenix without on-the-fly Phoenix code development.
The docker containers that will be deployed are
  1. Postgres database
  2. Phoenix
  3. Ladybird
Quick Start
Dependencies
  • Docker and Docker Compose
  • Phoenix
Setup your environment variables. At this repo's root directory, run
cp .env.sample .env
Configure your developer configurations in the newly copied .env file to use services like AWS. Note that you have to obtain your unique IAM access key pairs, contact one of the club admins for this.
// .env
NODEMAILER_PASSWORD= // you can leave this blank, it is not critical
AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID= // your iam access key id
AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY= // your iam secret access key

Then run
docker-compose up -d
As a result, you should have:
Phoenix available at: http://localhost:4000

Ladybird available at: http://localhost:3001
Now, you are ready to start developing!
After you finish, remember to run
docker-compose down
This removes all the containers.
Advanced
Pulling the latest images
It is recommended to pull the latest images before spinning up the containers, especially if phoenix or ladybird images have been updated, and you want to use them.
docker compose pull
Troubleshooting
Your containers can fail in several ways. Some common issues have been identified, and possible fixes are written here.
Postgres data directory
The data directory was initialized by PostgreSQL version 12, which is not compatible with this version 13.2

This means the volume mounted by docker is based-off of an older version of postgres, while the postgres image being used is not compatible with that. Simply remove this docker volume.
docker volume rm development-setup_rctech-dev
A docker volume basically allows long term storage of postgres data, even after the postgres container is brought down, and removed.
Additional Information
Prisma migration and client generation
All of Phoenix's rctechclub/phoenix docker images will run prisma migrate deploy to make sure that
  • the postgres database is in-sync with the prisma schema
  • the @prisma/client is connected to the correct database on your local machine
Prisma Studio
If you want access to the database through prisma studio, go to the phoenix repository and run npx prisma studio. But make sure that the .env from this development-setup folder is copied over to phoenix.
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This repository is meant for RC Tech Club application developers who wish to use Phoenix without on-the-fly Phoenix code development.
The docker containers that will be deployed are
  1. Postgres database
  2. Phoenix
  3. Ladybird
Quick Start
Dependencies
  • Docker and Docker Compose
  • Phoenix
Setup your environment variables. At this repo's root directory, run
cp .env.sample .env
Configure your developer configurations in the newly copied .env file to use services like AWS. Note that you have to obtain your unique IAM access key pairs, contact one of the club admins for this.
// .env
NODEMAILER_PASSWORD= // you can leave this blank, it is not critical
AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID= // your iam access key id
AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY= // your iam secret access key

Then run
docker-compose up -d
As a result, you should have:
Phoenix available at: http://localhost:4000

Ladybird available at: http://localhost:3001
Now, you are ready to start developing!
After you finish, remember to run
docker-compose down
This removes all the containers.
Advanced
Pulling the latest images
It is recommended to pull the latest images before spinning up the containers, especially if phoenix or ladybird images have been updated, and you want to use them.
docker compose pull
Troubleshooting
Your containers can fail in several ways. Some common issues have been identified, and possible fixes are written here.
Postgres data directory
The data directory was initialized by PostgreSQL version 12, which is not compatible with this version 13.2

This means the volume mounted by docker is based-off of an older version of postgres, while the postgres image being used is not compatible with that. Simply remove this docker volume.
docker volume rm development-setup_rctech-dev
A docker volume basically allows long term storage of postgres data, even after the postgres container is brought down, and removed.
Additional Information
Prisma migration and client generation
All of Phoenix's rctechclub/phoenix docker images will run prisma migrate deploy to make sure that
  • the postgres database is in-sync with the prisma schema
  • the @prisma/client is connected to the correct database on your local machine
Prisma Studio
If you want access to the database through prisma studio, go to the phoenix repository and run npx prisma studio. But make sure that the .env from this development-setup folder is copied over to phoenix.
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This repository is meant for RC Tech Club application developers who wish to use Phoenix without on-the-fly Phoenix code development.
The docker containers that will be deployed are
  1. Postgres database
  2. Phoenix
  3. Ladybird
Quick Start
Dependencies
  • Docker and Docker Compose
  • Phoenix
Setup your environment variables. At this repo's root directory, run
cp .env.sample .env
Configure your developer configurations in the newly copied .env file to use services like AWS. Note that you have to obtain your unique IAM access key pairs, contact one of the club admins for this.
// .env
NODEMAILER_PASSWORD= // you can leave this blank, it is not critical
AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID= // your iam access key id
AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY= // your iam secret access key

Then run
docker-compose up -d
As a result, you should have:
Phoenix available at: http://localhost:4000

Ladybird available at: http://localhost:3001
Now, you are ready to start developing!
After you finish, remember to run
docker-compose down
This removes all the containers.
Advanced
Pulling the latest images
It is recommended to pull the latest images before spinning up the containers, especially if phoenix or ladybird images have been updated, and you want to use them.
docker compose pull
Troubleshooting
Your containers can fail in several ways. Some common issues have been identified, and possible fixes are written here.
Postgres data directory
The data directory was initialized by PostgreSQL version 12, which is not compatible with this version 13.2

This means the volume mounted by docker is based-off of an older version of postgres, while the postgres image being used is not compatible with that. Simply remove this docker volume.
docker volume rm development-setup_rctech-dev
A docker volume basically allows long term storage of postgres data, even after the postgres container is brought down, and removed.
Additional Information
Prisma migration and client generation
All of Phoenix's rctechclub/phoenix docker images will run prisma migrate deploy to make sure that
  • the postgres database is in-sync with the prisma schema
  • the @prisma/client is connected to the correct database on your local machine
Prisma Studio
If you want access to the database through prisma studio, go to the phoenix repository and run npx prisma studio. But make sure that the .env from this development-setup folder is copied over to phoenix.
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The docker containers that will be deployed are
  1. Postgres database
  2. Phoenix
  3. Ladybird
Quick Start
Dependencies
  • Docker and Docker Compose
  • Phoenix
Setup your environment variables. At this repo's root directory, run
cp .env.sample .env
Configure your developer configurations in the newly copied .env file to use services like AWS. Note that you have to obtain your unique IAM access key pairs, contact one of the club admins for this.
// .env
NODEMAILER_PASSWORD= // you can leave this blank, it is not critical
AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID= // your iam access key id
AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY= // your iam secret access key

Then run
docker-compose up -d
As a result, you should have:
Phoenix available at: http://localhost:4000

Ladybird available at: http://localhost:3001
Now, you are ready to start developing!
After you finish, remember to run
docker-compose down
This removes all the containers.
Advanced
Pulling the latest images
It is recommended to pull the latest images before spinning up the containers, especially if phoenix or ladybird images have been updated, and you want to use them.
docker compose pull
Troubleshooting
Your containers can fail in several ways. Some common issues have been identified, and possible fixes are written here.
Postgres data directory
The data directory was initialized by PostgreSQL version 12, which is not compatible with this version 13.2

This means the volume mounted by docker is based-off of an older version of postgres, while the postgres image being used is not compatible with that. Simply remove this docker volume.
docker volume rm development-setup_rctech-dev
A docker volume basically allows long term storage of postgres data, even after the postgres container is brought down, and removed.
Additional Information
Prisma migration and client generation
All of Phoenix's rctechclub/phoenix docker images will run prisma migrate deploy to make sure that
  • the postgres database is in-sync with the prisma schema
  • the @prisma/client is connected to the correct database on your local machine
Prisma Studio
If you want access to the database through prisma studio, go to the phoenix repository and run npx prisma studio. But make sure that the .env from this development-setup folder is copied over to phoenix.
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RC Tech Club Basic Development Environment
This repository is meant for RC Tech Club application developers who wish to use Phoenix without on-the-fly Phoenix code development.
The docker containers that will be deployed are
  1. Postgres database
  2. Phoenix
  3. Ladybird
Quick Start
Dependencies
  • Docker and Docker Compose
  • Phoenix
Setup your environment variables. At this repo's root directory, run
cp .env.sample .env
Configure your developer configurations in the newly copied .env file to use services like AWS. Note that you have to obtain your unique IAM access key pairs, contact one of the club admins for this.
// .env
NODEMAILER_PASSWORD= // you can leave this blank, it is not critical
AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID= // your iam access key id
AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY= // your iam secret access key

Then run
docker-compose up -d
As a result, you should have:
Phoenix available at: http://localhost:4000

Ladybird available at: http://localhost:3001
Now, you are ready to start developing!
After you finish, remember to run
docker-compose down
This removes all the containers.
Advanced
Pulling the latest images
It is recommended to pull the latest images before spinning up the containers, especially if phoenix or ladybird images have been updated, and you want to use them.
docker compose pull
Troubleshooting
Your containers can fail in several ways. Some common issues have been identified, and possible fixes are written here.
Postgres data directory
The data directory was initialized by PostgreSQL version 12, which is not compatible with this version 13.2

This means the volume mounted by docker is based-off of an older version of postgres, while the postgres image being used is not compatible with that. Simply remove this docker volume.
docker volume rm development-setup_rctech-dev
A docker volume basically allows long term storage of postgres data, even after the postgres container is brought down, and removed.
Additional Information
Prisma migration and client generation
All of Phoenix's rctechclub/phoenix docker images will run prisma migrate deploy to make sure that
  • the postgres database is in-sync with the prisma schema
  • the @prisma/client is connected to the correct database on your local machine
Prisma Studio
If you want access to the database through prisma studio, go to the phoenix repository and run npx prisma studio. But make sure that the .env from this development-setup folder is copied over to phoenix.
About
Provides a environment for local development for RC Tech Club projects
Resources
Readme
Activity
Custom properties
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1 watching
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