Starting point for these helpful commands is your Makefile. Most of the commands in the makefile can easily be ran independently.
Each of the following commands should be prefixed with make. Example: for build, run make build.
build-deps :
Ensures your "backend" service has all go dependencies specified in your lock file.
build:
Re-build/build the "backend" service as a docker image.
build-with-deps:
should be ran only the first time building the "backend" service
run:
Default Make command, alias of up
start:
Alias of up
up:
Starts the docker compose daemon.
stop:
Alias for down
down:
Bring docker-compose images down.
restart:
Restart docker-compose
log:
Alias of logs
logs:
Show docker-compose logs
logf:
Follow docker-compose logs
env:
Create .env file from example
envs:
Print current environment variables used by the "backend" service
enter:
Run a prompt inside the "backend" service's docker image
test:
Run tests inside the "backend" service's docker image
test-local:
run tests locally
At least: Docker v1.9.0 Docker Compose v1.5.0 Docker Machine v0.5.0 make
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