Install python3, git, node, npm and pipenv from your preferred sources
git clone https://github.com/Queens-Patient-Simulation-Lab/Inventory.gitcd Simulation-Labpipenv installto install the backend dependenciesnpm installto install the frontend dependencies
Run npm run dev to build the frontend.
You can use npm run watch to continuous build when the frontend files change.
You can start the server by running pipenv shell to spawn a shell inside the project and then running python manage.py runsever.
This can be combined into pipenv run python manage.py runserver
Alternatively, your IDE may have support for activating and debugging inside virtual enviroments. (VSCode Python extension does)
Great video series on using Django: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UmljXZIypDc
#Migrations When any database models change, the person who changed it should generate a migration file with: python manage.py makemigrations
To use the latest migration file, simply call: python manage.py migrate
(In development only): We created a command populate_db that pre-populates the database To run it, call 'python manage.py populate_db' To modify the command, view the class called populate_db.py WARNING: This command will clear your development database (it will ask for confirmation)
There are two types of tests: ModelTests and ViewTests ModelTests checks the logic and functions of the models (e.g LocationModel) ViewTests checks the Logic of views (e.g functions in views.py). These tests are validated by looking at the context returned from the response as well as seeing how the call affected the database. Note that you must simulate logging in to test secured views
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