Setting up containers to be able to test features faster

1. Having docker and docker-compose installed.
2. Clone this repo
3. Modify and use init_conf.sh to download sources and put them in the right place.
4. Make sure you have the requirements.txt file.

If you just cloned the PythonBot repo, you need to have a secret folder containing "secrets.py" (PythonBot/secret/secrets.py). I'd recommend setting the environment variables in docker-compose.yml so you can acces them in secrets.py. Example:

import os

bot_token = os.environ['DISCORD_TOKEN']
DBAddress = os.environ['MONGO_DB']
DBPassword = os.environ['MONGO_PASSWORD']
DBPort = os.environ['MONGO_PORT']
DBName = os.environ['MONGO_USERNAME']
prefix = 'your_prefix'
root_path = './'
font_path = root_path + '../../ringbearer/RINGM___.TTF'
image_folders_path = root_path
osu_api_key = os.environ['OSU_KEY']

You can then start the whole thing by using 'docker-compose up'

docker-compose logs <service name>

(add the -f flag after 'logs' to follow the app's output) e.g: docker-compose logs -f biribiri

1. backup production data: mongodump --username xxx --password xxx --archive > mongo.dump
2. copy mongo.dump locally
3. restore backup in mongo container: docker exec -i sh -c 'mongorestore --username xxx --password xxx --archive' < mongo.dump find out container's id: docker-compose ps

The PythonBot folder is mounted as a volume directly in the container, so the code is the same. Howerver you might have to restart the application in order to see your modification.