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Complete the deputy report

This app is the Complete the deputy report service. It provides an online reporting service that has a publicly available frontend used by deputies to submit their reports, and a VPN restricted admin area for case managers to review submitted reports.

Requirements

You must have Docker installed.

If developing the app then ensure you have pre-commit installed to take advantage of the pre-commit hooks we've added to the project to make PRs a more consistent and enjoyable experience.

N.B. If you have an M1 macOS running Monterey 12.2 or higher, or you have an Intel based macOS running Monterey 12.3 or higher then there are some Docker setting you can enable which improves I/O performance for operations on volumes.

M1 macOS Monterey ≥ 12.2 | Intel macOS Monterey ≥ 12.3 Docker settings

  • Docker preferences -> Experimental Features -> tick 'Use the new Virtualization framework'
  • Docker preferences -> Experimental Features -> tick 'Enable VirtioFS accelerated directory sharing'

Once both boxes are checked click Apply & Restart then run the Make command make up-app-build

Installation

  • Add 127.0.0.1 digideps.local admin.digideps.local api.digideps.local www.digideps.local to /etc/hosts
  • Make sure you have docker desktop installed.
  • Follow the instructions for creating your own self-signed certificates here: self-signed-certificate-instructions
  • Make sure you are in the root directory of this repository and run:
make create-app

This will build the app, start it up and reset the DB and install fixtures so you may not want to use this for a simple rebuild.

  • If you followed all the instructions correctly you should be able to navigate to https://digideps.local for the frontend and https://admin.digideps.local for the admin app.

Managing your local environment

Have a read through:

make help

This is a full list of functions for administering our local environment. All information provided in the make file should be considered the most up to date source of truth. For bringing your app back up use: up-app and up-app-rebuild instead of create-app after your initial build of everything as those commands will be considerably faster.

Traffic Flow Diagram

Digideps traffic flow diagram

This diagram can be updated in traffic_flow_diagram.puml and then rendered to PNG using plantuml ./docs/traffic_flow_diagram.puml -o ..

Terraform installation

To develop with Terraform, you must have the following installed:

  • Docker
  • Make
  • IDE plugin for HCL/terraform
  • jq
  • aws-vault for credentials handling (optional)
  • direnv (to set shell exports, see .envrc) (optional)

You can then use the make files in environment and account to set up the environment.

# ensure your environment is setup:
export TF_WORKSPACE=myawesomeenvironment
export TF_VAR_OPG_DOCKER_TAG=mybranch-githash
export AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID=AKIAEXAMPLE
export AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=cbeamsglittering
cd environment
make

# alternatively, using aws-vault:
export TF_WORKSPACE=myawesomeenvironment
export TF_VAR_OPG_DOCKER_TAG=mybranch-githash
cd environment
aws-vault exec identity make

Testing & Debugging

See testing and debugging documentation.

Deployment

See deployment documentation

Environment Variable

See managing environment variables

Built with

License

The OPG Digideps Client is released under the MIT license, a copy of which can be found in LICENSE.

Runbook

Our runbook, incident response process and other OPG technical guidance can be found here.