QBank runs by default with https on port 8080, with
python main.py
You can pass a different port into the arguments:
python main.py 8888
pyinstaller main.spec
When bundled, qbank runs by default on port 8080. To change this, you need to modify the
code in main.py and manually inject sys.argv[1] = <new port #> before app.run().
To run this application with Docker, use the docker branch. This is because the deployed code does not use Docker. This means that the source code paths inside of a Docker container will not match the source code path outside of the container...so the master branch uses non-Docker paths to not break our deployed versions.
The docker images built with this repository use the filesystem to store data, in an unplatform-type scenario. If you want to run against MongoDB, you have to modify the image / Dockerfile / docker-compose files for that configuration.
You can find the public docker images at clixtech/qbank. To build it locally, install Docker for your OS, v17+. Then run from the project root directory.
docker build -t <image name> .
Once you have an image, you can run the code:
docker run -p 8080:8080 <image name>
And in your browser, navigate to https://localhost:8080/version to verify that the qbank service is running. There is no data as part of the image, so you will see no banks, assessments, etc.
For development purposes, where your live code edits will reflect in the
browser, you can run with docker-compose:
Run this once, initially, and whenever the requirements.txt or
test_requirements.txt files change:
docker-compose build
To start qbank, you can then run:
docker-compose up
And in your browser, navigate to https://localhost:8080/version to verify
that the qbank service is running.
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