Transport

Installation

• Make sure you have Elixir, Node, Yarn and PhantomJS installed and up-to-date
• Install Elixir dependencies with mix deps.get
• Install Node.js dependencies with mix yarn install

In order to validate datasets:

• Make sure you have gtfs-validator installed and up-to-date
• Set the environment variable GTFS_VALIDATOR_URL to your datatools running instance URL.

Usage

• Run the server with mix phx.server
• Run the webdriver server with phantomjs --wd
• Run the tests with mix test
• Run the integration tests with mix test --only integration
• Run the solution tests with mix test --only solution
• Run the external tests with mix test --only external
• Run the elixir linter with mix credo --strict
• Run the javascript linter with mix npm "run linter:ecma"
• Run the sass linter with mix npm "run linter:sass"

Now you can visit 127.0.0.1:5000 from your browser.

Docker

Production

The Dockerfile needed to run the continuous integration is in the project: https://github.com/etalab/transport-ops

Update it if needed (e.g. updating Elixir’s version) and then update .circleci/config.yml.

Development

You can use docker-compose to develop on this project You need a .env file with the same variables that you have in .envrc.example (but you'll need to remove export at the beginning of each line. In this file as PG_URL use PG_URL=ecto://postgres:example@database/transport_repo

To install elixir dependencies run these commands:

• docker-compose run web mix deps.get
• docker-compose run web mix deps.compile

Install yarn: docker-compose run web mix yarn install

If you have access to a database file you can run this command to restore the database: docker-compose run web ./restore_db.sh name_of_the_file the file needs to be in this directory

If you don't have access to such file run

• docker-compose run web mix ecto.create
• docker-compose run web mix ecto.migrate

You can now start the application with: docker-compose up

And access it at http://localhost:5000