bbigras / pgrst-dev-setup

A quick workflow to experiment with PostgREST

pgrst-dev-setup

pgrst-dev-setup is a collection of docker-compose ymls, shell scripts and some config files for a quick workflow to experiment with PostgREST.
It provides the database, the application and some tooling to help interact with the system. After a session it also saves the docker logs for i.e. debugging purposes.

Requirements

You need to have docker and docker-compose installed. If you have tmuxp installed, you can also use the session file to a even quicker start.

Installation

Underlying software installation happens when docker starts the necessary containers. That means you only need to clone this repository to get started.

git clone https://github.com/Qu4tro/pgrst-dev-setup/
cd pgrst-dev-setup

You can change the files inside data to change the loaded configurations and the database startup script.

Note: All commands attach to the terminal. If you want to avoid using multiple terminal windows you can use the included tmuxp script.

Usage

./start

Starts postgres, postgrest and mitmdump (for comprehensive logging). The database is served on the port 5000 and the server on 5001. Dumps a logs.txt with logs from all these three containers after exiting.

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./start <tool>

Start one of the available tools. Listing is below.

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./start with-nothing

Clean traces of docker-compose

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./start tmux

Run tmuxp session

Available Tools

• pgadmin4

  Starts a server on port 5003
  Points by default to postgres database

• psql

  Points by default to postgres database

• pgcli

  Points by default to postgres database

• http-prompt

  Points by default to postgrest server

• swagger

  Starts a server on port 5003
  Points by default to postgrest proxy server

• mitmproxy

  Starts a reverse proxy on port 5002
  Starts a mitmweb instance on port 5005

Contributing

Pull requests are welcome.

License

MIT