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#Funky Framadate API Experimental REST backend in symfony 4 for Funky framadate frontend. https://framagit.org/framasoft/framadate/funky-framadate-front
Follow this guide to setup.
- run
composer installconfigure env by creating local env filecp .env .env.localand edit the file variables to give access to database.
TODO:
- coordinate properties and paths to be more restful.
return stack of votes when we want to get the configuration of one poll (see doc/examples.md)
Requirements
You MUST have php version 7+ and Composer, and a database like Mysql, or postgresql, or mongodb, or any database that Doctrine can handle. Setup access to database by creating a .env.local file, and fill the database user and password data. you can check that the database connection works with the command:
php bin/console doctrine:schema:validate
Getting started
Development
install dependencies with Composer
there are examples of request to make it all work in the doc/examples.md.
Check prerequisites
composer check-platform-reqs
install the vendors
composer install
initiate the database with fixtures
php bin/console doctrine:schema:drop --force
php bin/console doctrine:schema:create
php bin/console doctrine:fixtures:load --no-interaction --purge-with-truncate
launch local server with
php bin/console server:run
Production
set a virtual host on your server, configure CORS access to have the API to work. configure database access in a .env.local file , replace variables DATABASE_URL=mysql://database_user:db_user_password@127.0.0.1:3306/database_name this file is not versionned and should stay like this.
cronjob to delete expired polls
add this line in your crontab to run the clearance of expired polls everyday at 0h00.
0 0 * * * wget http://MYWEBSITE/api/v1/poll/clean-polls
you can open your crontabl in command line with :
crontab -e
About
made by B. Lemoine, aka Tykayn, for the framadate funky front end project, a polling libre software.