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@Mbaoma Mbaoma commented Jan 6, 2023

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Hey, so to run the project locally, a few things need to run alongside the flask server. If you haven't gone through the code base then I'll have to explain the way the system works to you over a call. So to run the system locally, asides from the flask app the following still need to be run:

  • Huey Consumer: (Asynchronous Task Queue/Processor)

  • PostgresQL Database ( One instance for Dev and the other for Test)

  • Redis

In essence, there are a number of things to run locally - Hence, the docker-compose stack which i have set up — running a docker-compose stack using the docker-compose.YAML file I wrote is the way to go when running locally. On the dev server we might as well still adopt this method still. The only exception would be production.

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