Service, that allows lookup of Spotify playlists by songs that they contain.
Site available in BETA at https://playlists.dags.dev
Upstream: https://github.com/NomadicDaggy/flask-on-docker
- Database Migrations - needed for persistant prod db to be able to update it without a hassle or data loss.
- Templates - together with WTForms would enable easy page creation.
- App Factory - enables setting up a separate app for each test.
- Tests - need the scaffolding and refactoring for testing to work at all.
- Hot Reload - make the dev app hot-reloadable for way easier front-end development.
- Analytics - add something like google analytics, but not that.
- Background Tasks - add Celery and RabbitMQ, get user playlists in the background.
- RESTful API - split out the api for playlist import/search and use it from the front-end #16.
- JSON Schema - Add JSON Schema validation #17.
- Async - currently the server can serve only 1 client at a time. So a large playlist import might block other users.
- Logs - docker-compose does logging, but the logs are not persisted anywhere.
- Proper Error Handling - any exception would show up to a user as an Internal Server Error.
- Comprehensive Tests - tests with reasonable coverage (and testing coverage as a thing we check).
- CI & CD - automatically test and deploy the main branch if tests pass.
- Style - front-end literally anything else than plain HTML.
- Playlist Import - importing playlists from the client.
- Track Search - searching playlists by tracks from the client.
- Spotify Login - allow login with Spotify and automatically import user playlists.
- Playlist Updates - periodically update oldest playlists with their new tracks (as a job of some sort).
- Mobile Front-End - currently the layout is not responsive.
Requires docker and docker-compose.
Fill .env.spotify with your apps details.
For running tests, use test_run.sh.
For running the development version see dev_run.sh.
For production deployment use prod_run.sh, but that also requires .env.prod and .env.prod.db to be created and filled.
The dev app is visible at localhost:1337
You can connect to the dev database with docker-compose exec db psql --username=spotify_playlist_lookup --dbname=spotify_playlist_lookup_dev
And see server logs with docker-compose logs -f
New migration with running dev container with docker-compose exec web flask db migrate -m "reason for migration"