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RadioDNS-plugit

This project gathers a web interface based on plugit to manage RadioDNS services (RadioVIS, RadioEPG and ServiceFollowing).

Check each folder for specifics README about each part.

How to run in local without installing dependencies

To start up a local demo instance

docker-compose -f docker-compose-standalone-demo.yml up --build -d

Then you may visit http://localhost:4000.

Your login credentials as admin are

admin
1234

Once you have configured the services you may test the generated metadata at http://localhost:5000/radiodns/spi/3.1/SI.xml.

To shut down the local instance

docker-compose -f docker-compose-standalone-demo.yml down

To remove the database and start afresh

docker volume rm radiodns-manager_db_data
docker volume rm radiodns-manager_mock_api_data
docker volume rm radiodns-manager_pgdata

Getting Started

These instructions will get you a copy of the project up and running on your local machine for development and testing purposes. See deployment for notes on how to deploy the project on a live system.

Prerequisites

• python 2.7 and 3.7
• docker 18.06.1+
• virtualenv 16.0.0+
• docker-compose 1.23.2+

Installing

To install automatically the python environment on an unix system use the setup-envs.sh script (in the scripts folder).

On windows you'll have to setup a virtual env for the following projects (create and activate the venv + installing pip dependencies):

• LightweightPlugitProxy (python3)
• RadioDns-PlugIt (python2)
• RadioVisServer (python2)
• MockApi (python3)
• tests (python3)

Running the dev stack

Launch the dev databases with:

docker-compose -f docker-compose-dev.yml up -d

Then head to each following folders in order and follow their README.md:

• LightweightPlugitProxy
• RadioDns
• RadioVisServer
• MockApi

The default configuration of the services should be able to make the stack run for local development.

To stop the dev databases run:

docker-compose -f docker-compose-dev.yml down

How to run tests

If you haven't already, run the setup-envs.sh (if you are on an unix based system, script located in the scripts folder). Then set your working directory to the tests folder and read its README for further instructions.

The following projects also have unit tests:

• RadioDns-PlugIt
• LightweightPlugitProxy

Please refer to their respective README for further instructions.

Deployment in production - EBU.io

Deployment instructions on a production server are detailed in the docs.

Deployment in production

Deployment instructions on a production server without EBU.io are detailed in the docs.

General architecture

Architecture is described in the docs

Contributing

• Always fix version of dependencies.
• Any new module that can be written in python 3 must be written in python 3. Please read CONTRIBUTING.md for details on our code of conduct, and the process for submitting pull requests to us.

Contact

Contact the EBU (Ben Poor poor@ebu.ch) if you need more information about RadioDNS and its associated developments.

Contributors

• Maximilien Cuony @the-glu
• Malik Bougacha @gcmalloc
• Michael Barroco @barroco
• Mathieu Habegger @mhabegger
• Ioannis Noukakis @inoukakis

Copyright & License

The code is under GPLv3 License. (see LICENSE.txt)