With Docker
Switch to repositry "Task_With_Docker" and make sure your docker engine is up and running then run docker build -t anmol_image:latest . and when it finshes, To run the container docker run -t -p 4567:4567 anmol_image, open browser and go to localhost:4567 and press enter
PREREQUISITE: mysql, python3, Linux preffered
If Python3 is not installed using https://www.python.org/downloads/ as per your distribution If mysql is not installed, please install, Please change your username and password for login to mysql if they are different from "root" and "" respectively. If change is needed, change username and password in line 5,6 of database.py and line 7,8 of API.py
To create Database using CSV file
To produce similar results run pip3 install requirements.txt then make sure you have some version of task_data.csv.
Now use python3 task.py , This creates a Database with name csv_db and 2 tables csvdb and time_log,
To login to database
run mysql -u root, To verify that all csv rows are inserted in database login to your mysql and switch to database csv_db using USE csv_db;and then run SELECT * FROM csvdb; to see all enteries of the csv_file.
To run a webserver using flask
run python3 API.py
To verify api working, Open browser, Go to https://localhost/4567 or http://127.0.0.1/4567 and please note the time of using GET request.
To verify the GET timistamp insetion, login to your mysql then run USE csv_db; then SELECT * FROM time_log;
Tested on OSX and Ubuntu with mysql credentials root and empty password Polyglot databases can be used and I have used python cache if the get request is to be fetched again or usr makes a retry