epoca-technology / epoca-compose

Epoca Compose is a CLI designed to perform sensitive operations and can run without an active Internet connection, takes care of managing the project's containers by making use of Docker Compose and interacts directly with the server through SSH.

EPOCA COMPOSE

Epoca Compose is a CLI designed to perform sensitive operations and can run without an active Internet connection, takes care of managing the project's containers by making use of Docker Compose and interacts directly with the server through SSH.

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• Docker

Requirements

• Docker: 20.10.20

• Docker Compose: v1.29.2

• NodeJS: v16.14.0

• NPM: v8.3.1

• Install dependencies with npm install

• The .env file must be placed in the root directory

compose
    │
    .env

Docker Compose File

The docker-compose.yml is generated from the ./docker-compose directory based on the mode containers are running in. Changes need to be applied to the files within the ./docker-compose directory as the docker-compose.yml located in root is replaced when scripts are executed.

compose
    │
    docker-compose/
    │    ├───development/
    │    │       ├───default-mode/
    │    │       ├───restore-mode/
    │    │       └───test-mode/
    │    └───production/
    │            ├───default-mode/
    │            └───restore-mode/
    │
    docker-compose.yml <- Automatically generated

Containers Management

Start Containers:

npm run up | npm run up-prod

Stop Containers:

npm run down

Restarts all the running containers without rebuilding the images:

npm run restart

Build & Start Containers:

npm run build | npm run build-prod

Build & Start Containers in Restore Mode:

npm run restore-mode | npm run restore-mode-prod

Build & Start Containers in Test Mode:

npm run test-mode

Removes the dangling containers and images:

IMPORTANT: This functionality must be used only when the containers are running. As a precaution, backup the database before performing this action.

npm run prune

Database Management

Database Backup

Dumps, compresses and uploads the Database to Firebase Storage. Once uploaded, it cleans up the volume:

npm run database-backup

Database Restore

Downloads and restores a given database backup. Once restored, it cleans up the volume:

IMPORTANT: The containers must be running on restore mode.

npm run database-restore

General Helpers

Generate Password

Generates a secure password based on provided parameters.

npm run generate-password

Generate God Skeleton

Generates a build of the God's User Skeleton that should be placed in the environment file for the Core API to initialize.

npm run generate-god-skeleton

Generate Environment

Generates a series of environment files in different formats for different Operating Systems that are used to initialize the environment variables required by the APIs to function.

Before running the script, make sure you have filled the ./environment/source.json file with the desired values.

npm run generate-environment

After the script is executed, it will clear the values from the environment/source.json file and place the following files inside of the /environment/output directory:

compose
    │
    environment
    │
    └───source.json
    │
    └───output 
        ├── source.json
        ├── info.txt
        ├── index.txt
        ├── container.env
        ├── linux.txt
        └── windows.txt

1. source.json: Copy of the source.json that was used to generate the environment.

2. info.txt: General info about the generated environment.

3. index.txt: Environment Variables placed in key/value format.

4. container.env: Environment Variables for Docker Containers.

5. linux.txt: Environment Variables for Linux Distributions.

6. windows.txt: Environment Variables for Windows Distributions.

IMPORTANT: Once the files have been placed in an encrypted container, make sure to remove all the readable copies stored in the machine (Including the Trash). You can also achieve this by simply running the script again as it will replace all the output files with the default source.json file.

Containerized Unit Tests

In order to be able to execute these tests, you must initialize the containers with npm run test-mode.

Core API

End-to-end: npm run test-core

API Error: npm run test-core-api-error

Auth: npm run test-core-auth

Candlestick: npm run test-core-candlestick

Database: npm run test-core-db

GUI Version: npm run test-core-gui-version

IP Blacklist: npm run test-core-ip-blacklist

Notification: npm run test-core-notification

Server: npm run test-core-server

Utilities: npm run test-core-utils