Note: This repository is deprecated and archived. Please use https://github.com/streetlives/yourpeer.nyc instead.

These instructions are for Ubuntu Linux 22.04

Open a new issue and request to be onboarded

Open a new issue with the following:

1. Your Github account name
2. Your IP address

Jake will send you an envfile called .env.remote.dev on slack, which contains credentials to login to the RDS test database, and add your IP address to the AWS whitelist. Put .env.remote.dev in streetlives-api project directory (after cloning the project - see below).

Note: In the future, we will provide seed data in the repository so that we can eliminate this step.

Fetch all of the source code

mkdir -p ~/workspace/streetlives
git clone git@github.com:streetlives/yourpeer.nyc.git
git clone https://github.com/streetlives/streetlives-api
git clone git@github.com:streetlives/streetlives-web.git

Setup local postgres

Install Postgres

sudo apt install postgresql postgresql-14-postgis-3

Setup postgres for local login with password authentication

Make sure you can login to your local postgresql database using a password for authentication. Something like this:

local   all             streetlives                                md5

Create the Streetlives user, streetlives database, and the test database

Login to database as administrator. Here's how I do this on ubuntu:

sudo bash
su postgres
psql

By default, in ubuntu, this will allow you to login to the database without a specifying a password.

Then, as postgres user, from psql shell:

create user streetlives with password 'password';
create database streetlives_prod with owner streetlives;

Logout and log back into the new database with user streetlives:

psql -d streetlives_prod

create extension postgis  schema public;

Load a copy of the data into local Streetlives database

As your user (not postgres user), cd in project directory streetlives-api. You will dump a copy of the test database, then restore it to your local:

source .env.remote.dev
./scripts/backup.sh
sed -i 's/devuser/streetlives/g' prod-`date +%F`.sql
source .env.local
./scripts/restore-from-sql.sh

Run local applications

streetlives-api:

npm install
source .env.local
PORT=3001 npm start

Open http://localhost:8000/

streetlives-web:

nvm use v16
npx yarn install
REACT_APP_API_URL=http://localhost:3001 npm start

Visit http://localhost:3000/find and verify that the locations load (blue pins appear on the map).

yourpeer.nyc:

Put this in the .env file in your root directory:

DB_USER_AWS=streetlives
DB_PASSWORD_AWS=password
DB_NAME_AWS=streetlives_prod
DB_HOST_AWS=localhost
DB_PORT_AWS=5432

Then run:

python -m venv venv
source venv/bin/activate
pip install -r requirements.txt
GO_GETTA_PROD_URL=http://localhost:3001 python manage.py runserver

Visit http://localhost:8000/locations and verify that the locations load (yellow pins appear on the map).

Tools

Squirrel SQL

~/.local/squirrel-sql-4.2.0/squirrel-sql.sh

Connect to your local database with:

URL: jdbc:postgresql:streetlives_prod
Username: streetlives
Password: password

Deployment

Push to env/test branch to deploy to https://test.yourpeer.nyc/

Push to env/live branch to deploy to https://yourpeer.nyc/

Contributing

Please open a pull request. Ensure that each source file includes the correct license header template, like this:

Copyright (c) 2024 Streetlives, Inc., [your name]

Use of this source code is governed by an MIT-style
license that can be found in the LICENSE file or at
https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT.