Utopia Backend

To run the backend you can simply execute docker-compose up

To fill in all required data execute the following commands in order:

cd backend
./push.sh
./seed.sh

Pull Data from Docker to Harddrive

In order to pull data from your locally running backend (see docker-compose) to your local harddrive, you can run the following command

npx directus-sync pull \
  --dump-path ./directus-config/development \
  --directus-url http://localhost:8055 \
  --directus-email admin@it4c.dev \
  --directus-password admin123

You can run ./pull.sh to run this command and modify it via export PROJECT=... for a different project configuration.

Push Data from Harddrive to Docker

To push local changes or to seed directus use the following command

npx directus-sync push \
  --dump-path ./directus-config/development \
  --directus-url http://localhost:8055 \
  --directus-email admin@it4c.dev \
  --directus-password admin123

You can run ./push.sh to run this command and modify it via export PROJECT=... for a different project configuration.

Seed Data for local development

In order to seed the development data, run the script backend/seed.sh.

Backup Database

Either keep a copy of the /data/database folder or run the following command to get an sql dump

docker exec -t utopia-map-database-1 pg_dumpall -c -U directus > dump.sql

How to apply a database dump to the docker

Assuming you run docker-compose with the default postgress credentials and have the dump in cwd as ./dump.sql, execute:

Drop database:

docker exec -i utopia-map-database-1 /bin/bash -c "PGPASSWORD=directus psql -v ON_ERROR_STOP=1 --username directus directus" < ./backend/scripts/drop-database.sql

Apply dump:

docker exec -i utopia-map-database-1 /bin/bash -c "PGPASSWORD=directus psql -v ON_ERROR_STOP=1 --username directus directus" < ./dump.sql

Bring time depending on the dump size.

Reassign ownership of tables:

echo "REASSIGN OWNED BY admin TO directus" | docker exec -i utopia-map-database-1 /bin/bash -c "PGPASSWORD=directus psql --username directus directus"

REASSIGN OWNED

Access Data on local drive

In order to access the postgress data mounted to the local drive at /data/database you need to make it accessible (assuming you are not root):

sudo chmod 777 -R ./data/

This process is to be repeated whenever you restart the database docker container

The same applies for the uploads and extension folder - ensure that the folder is writeable or file uploads will fail.

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