karp-backend 6.0.6

Karp backend

Karp TNG backend

This in the version 6 of Karp backend, for the legacy version (v5).

Setup

This project uses poetry and MariaDB.

1. Run make install or make install-dev for a develop-install (VENV_NAME defaults to .venv)

2. Install MariaDB and create a database

3. Setup environment variables (can be placed in a .env file in the root and then ? pipenv run sets those):

   export MARIADB_DATABASE=<name of database>
   export MARIADB_USER=<database user>
   export MARIADB_PASSWORD=<user's password>
   export MARIADB_HOST=localhost
   export AUTH_JWT_PUBKEY_PATH=/path/to/pubkey
   

4. Activate the virtual environment by running: source <VENV_NAME>/bin/activate (VENV_NAME defaults to .venv)

5. Run make init-db to initialize database or source <VENV_NAME>/bin/activate and then alembic upgrade head

6. Run make run-dev to start development server

   or source <VENV_NAME>/bin/activate and then python wsgi.py

7. To setup Elasticsearch, download Elasticsearch 6.x or 7.x and start it

8. Install elasticsearch python libs for the right version

   1. If you use Elasticsearch 6.x, run source <VENV_NAME>/bin/activate and pip install -e .[elasticsearch6]
   2. If you use Elasticsearch 7.x, run source <VENV_NAME>/bin/activate and pip install -e .[elasticsearch7]

9. Add environment variables

export ES_ENABLED=true
export ELASTICSEARCH_HOST=localhost:9200

Create test resources

1. source <VENV_NAME>/bin/activate and then:
2. karp-cli create --config tests/data/config/places.json
3. karp-cli import --resource_id places --version 1 --data tests/data/places.jsonl
4. Do the same for municipalities
5. karp-cli publish --resource_id places --version 1
6. karp-cli publish --resource_id municipalities --version 1

Pre-processing data before publishing

Can be used to have less downtime, because sometimes the preprocessing may be faster on another machine than the machine that talks to Elasticsearch. Do create and import on both machines, with the same data. Use machine 1 to preprocess and use result on machine 2.

1. Create resource and import data as usual.

2. Run karp-cli preprocess --resource_id places --version 2 --filename places_preprocessed

   places_preprocessed will contain a pickled dataset containing everything that is needed

3. Run karp-cli publish_preprocessed --resource_id places --version 2 --data places_preprocessed

4. Alternatively run karp-cli reindex_preprocessed --resource_id places --data places_preprocessed , if the resource was already published.

Technologies

Python

• Pipenv
• Flask
• SQLAlchemy
• Click
• Elasticsearch
• Elasticsearch DSL

Databases

• MariaDB
• Elasticsearch

Development

Version handling

Version can be bumped with bumpversion.

Usage:

• Increase patch number a.b.X => a.b.(X+1): bumpversion patch
• Increase minor number a.X.c => a.(X+1).c: bumpversion minor
• Increase major number X.b.c => (X+1).b.c: bumpversion major
• To custom version a.b.c => X.Y.Z: bumpversion --new-version X.Y.Z

bumpversion is configured in .bumpversion.cfg.

The version is changed in the following files:

• setup.py
• src/karp/__init__.py
• .bumpversion.cfg
• doc/karp_api_spec.yaml