In order to create the indices programmatically we need to change the
default password for security concerns. To create the user we need to
start the neo4j database. So I decided to provide a bash script that
let us do it once the container are started.
In production we must change the NEO4J_PASSWORD.
@appinteractive, it's super strange but apparently the JWT has to be
enclosed in quotes whereas the MAPBOX_TOKEN must not be enclosed. This
commit fixes almost all tests running in the docker containers on my
machine. The remaining test case is:
```
About me and and location
I set my location to "Mecklenburg-Vorpommern" (example #2)
```
@appinteractive when I try to repeat the cypress test on my machine I
get no results for "Mecklenburg-Vorpommern" only cities and states. can
you check if regions really work?
@appinteractive
Running
```
docker-compose -f ../Nitro-Backend/docker-compose.yml -f ../Nitro-Backend/docker-compose.travis.yml up
```
from the Nitro-Web folder gives me an error when running seed data.
The configuration in this commit fixes it on my machine. I guess that
will fix the frontend build, too.
I was wrong. It's not the container name but I forgot simply to give the
network the very same name as specified in the docker-compose.yml of the
frontend
After we proxy API requests through the server-side-rendered frontend
there is no need to use xip.io anymore. However, if you "join" services
to a named network at arbitrary times, the DNS of docker-compose only
works if you assign a name to the container. Thus I left `backend` as a
container name.
