#Setup ##Docker Machine To create a docker machine, first install docker machine. On Windows or OSX install the docker toolbox, on Linux install docker, docker-compose and docker-machine. Documentation on installation is available [here] (https://docs.docker.com/). Since docker only runs on the Linux kernel, if running on Windows or OSX, docker machine is required, otherwise docker can be run natively on Linux.

Once installed, create a docker machine with the boot2docker image using docker-machine -d virtualbox fitkick. This creates a docker machine called fitkick. To start using fitkick as the default docker instance, run eval "$(docker-machine env fitkick)", which sets environment parameters to use fitkick as the default machine to run docker containers on. To get the ip of the docker-machine, use docker-machine ip fitkick.

##Docker Compose For the initial setup, navigate to the root directory of the fitkick source and run docker-compose build. This downloads the required images (python and postgresql) and build the source. To create the containers, run docker-compose up. This command also starts the containers, so to continue use Ctrl + C to stop them. Restart the services by using docker-compose start. This starts the services in the background.

###Linux To setup the database to use the fitkick tables on Linux, use the run command from docker-compose to migrate the tables and to create a super user by running:

docker-compose run web python manage.py migrate

docker-compose run web python manage.py createsuperuser

This will create a prompt to create a super user account for managing the database

###Windows (Possibly Mac) Since docker-compose run isn't supported for Windows, the migration and super user account creation have to be done manually from inside the container. To connect to a bash instance within the container, run docker exec -i -t fitkick_web_1 bash and run the following commands:

python manage.py migrate

python manage.py createsuperuser

exit

#Updating fitkick To update fitkick without erasing the data in the database, rebuild the web container with docker-compose build web and restart the service with the new image with docker-compose restart web

By default, fitkick will run on the server at port 8000 (or whatever is specified in the Dockerfile). To connect to it, point the browser at the ip of the container (either the docker machine ip or the local ip if no docker-machine is used) at port 8000.

#Fixtures Included in the repository are fixtures to populate the database. They must be loaded in a particular order to work. This includes super user account with credentials admin fitkickpassword

1. user_init
2. exercise_init
3. supplement_init
4. brands
5. foods_0
6. foods_1
7. exercises
8. supplements
9. servings