Makefile

# This Makefile is based on the Makefile defined in the Python Best Practices repository:
# https://git.datapunt.amsterdam.nl/Datapunt/python-best-practices/blob/master/dependency_management/
#
# VERSION = 2020.01.29
.PHONY: app manifests

dc = docker compose
run = $(dc) run --rm
manage = $(run) dev python manage.py

help:                               ## Show this help.
	@fgrep -h "##" $(MAKEFILE_LIST) | fgrep -v fgrep | sed -e 's/\\$$//' | sed -e 's/##//'

pip-tools:
	pip install pip-tools

install: pip-tools                  ## Install requirements and sync venv with expected state as defined in requirements.txt
	pip-sync requirements.txt requirements_dev.txt

requirements: pip-tools             ## Upgrade requirements (in requirements.in) to latest versions and compile requirements.txt
	## The --allow-unsafe flag should be used and will become the default behaviour of pip-compile in the future
	## https://stackoverflow.com/questions/58843905
	pip-compile --upgrade --output-file requirements.txt --allow-unsafe requirements.in
	pip-compile --upgrade --output-file requirements_dev.txt --allow-unsafe requirements_dev.in

upgrade: requirements install       ## Run 'requirements' and 'install' targets

migrations:                         ## Make migrations
	$(manage) makemigrations

migrate:                            ## Migrate
	$(manage) migrate

urls:                               ## Show available URLs
	$(manage) show_urls

build:                              ## Build docker image
	$(dc) build

push:                               ## Push docker image to registry
	$(dc) push

app:                                ## Run app
	$(run) --service-ports app

bash:                               ## Run the container and start bash
	$(run) dev bash

shell:                              ## Run shell_plus and print sql
	$(manage) shell

dev: migrate				        ## Run the development app (and run extra migrations first)
	$(run) --service-ports dev

test:                               ## Execute tests
	$(run) test pytest /tests -m 'not migration' $(ARGS)

superuser:                          ## Create a new superuser
	$(manage) createsuperuser --noinput

clean:                              ## Clean docker stuff
	$(dc) down -v --remove-orphans

env:                                ## Print current env
	env | sort

load_dump:
	PGPASSWORD=insecure psql "host=localhost dbname=meetbouten user=meetbouten" < local/meetbouten.dump

test_data: migrate
	$(manage) generate_test_data --num 100

test_cor_load: migrate
	$(manage) generate_cor_load --num 10

trivy: 								## Detect image vulnerabilities
	$(dc) build --no-cache app
	trivy image --ignore-unfixed localhost:5000/opdrachten/meetbouten:latest

diff:
	@python3 ./deploy/diff.py

lintfix:                            ## Execute lint fixes
	$(run) test black /src/$(APP) /tests/$(APP)
	$(run) test autoflake /src --recursive --in-place --remove-unused-variables --remove-all-unused-imports --quiet
	$(run) test isort /src/$(APP) /tests/$(APP)

lint:                               ## Execute lint checks
	$(run) test autoflake /src --check --recursive --quiet
	$(run) test isort --diff --check /src/$(APP) /tests/$(APP)

# Initiate migrations and superuser on kubernetes pod
# Function called "fn", which references the Django commands $1
fn = kubectl exec -it deployment/app -- /bin/bash -c "python manage.py $(1)"
init_kubectl:
	$(call fn, migrate)
	$(call fn, createsuperuser --noinput)

pgdump:
	$(manage) pgdump