dbarashev / sqool

SQooL is a contest server for teaching SQL

SQooL

SQooL is a contest server for teaching SQL

Prerequisites

• Install gradle version 5+, docker, npm.
• Run npm install && npm install webpack && sudo npm install -g @vue/cli-service-global

Building and running locally

Lazy way

This will run SQooL Frontend as if it was in the cloud (more or less). This way requires less typing but is generally not well suited for hack-compile-reload development cycles.

• Run gradle jibDockerBuild, gradle docker
• Run cd devops && ./sqool-frontend-up.sh

Efficient way

When running this way, you can reload your frontend (or even your static files) without having to rebuild Docker images, which naturally makes development cycles faster.

• Run PostgreSQL on standard port 5432 e.g. using Docker:

docker run -d --name sqool-frontend_postgres -p 5432:5432 postgres:11` 

• Initialize database schema from sqool-frontend-database.sql file, e.g. using Docker again:

cd src/main/sql
docker run --rm --link sqool-frontend_postgres:postgres -v $(pwd):/workspace postgres:11 psql -h postgres -U postgres -f /workspace/sqool-frontend-database.sql

• Run SQooL Frontend server. Default values of command line arguments point to PostgreSQL running on localhost:5432 with user postgres and no password:

/opt/gradle-5.0/bin/gradle run

If your PostgreSQL setup is different, pass appropriate values to command line arguments.

Production deployment