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Add docker support It's self-contained so should not interfere with anything else and can easily be thrown out if nobody wants it anymore.
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Nyaa on Docker
Docker infrastructure is provided to ease setting up a dev environment
Quickstart
Get started by running (from the root of the project):
docker-compose -f .docker/full-stack.yml -p nyaa build nyaa-flask
docker-compose -f .docker/full-stack.yml -p nyaa up -d
This builds the Flask app container, then starts up the project. You can then go to localhost:8080 (note that some of the services are somewhat slow to start so it may not be available for 30s or so).
You can shut it down with:
docker-compose -f .docker/full-stack.yml -p nyaa down
Details
The environment includes:
- nginx frontend (on port 8080)
- uwsgi running the flask app
- the ES<>MariaDB sync process
- MariaDB
- ElasticSearch
- Kibana (at /kibana/)
MariaDB, ElasticSearch, the sync process, and uploaded torrents will persistently store their data in volumes which makes future start ups faster.
To make it more useful to develop with, you can copy .docker/full-stack.yml and
edit the copy and uncomment the - "${NYAA_SRC_DIR}:/nyaa" line, then
export NYAA_SRC_DIR=$(pwd) and start up the environment using the new compose
file:
cp -a .docker/full-stack.yml .docker/local-dev.yml
cat config.example.py .docker/nyaa-config-partial.py > ./config.py
$EDITOR .docker/local-dev.yml
export NYAA_SRC_DIR=$(pwd)
docker-compose -f .docker/local-dev.yml -p nyaa up -d
This will mount the local copy of the project files into the Flask container, which combined with live-reloading in uWSGI should let you make changes and see them take effect immediately (technically with a ~2 second delay).