This is a basic web app designed to call the PACTA Capital Transition Assessment model, which it assumes is being run behind an API.

This repo creates two containers, one running a postgres DB, the other a Rails app. If you just want to run the app you can use the Dockerfile by itself, rather than docker-compose, which starts both. To run the whole thing:

1. Install Docker

2. Clone this repo

git clone https://github.com/john/pacta.git

3. cd into repo and build images. The app was originally name supnet and the Rails app retains that name; until that gets changed (soon) the volume needs to retain it.

cd pacta-web

docker volume create --name pacta-db
docker volume create --name supnet

4. Copy the .env.example file, rename the copy .env, and update the values. If you create a Google Analystics tag and put it in GA_CODE, it will track user/visits/etc.

5. Initialize:

docker compose up --build

6. Connect to the shell running in the container. In a separate terminal run docker ps to list running containers, then, using the container name you just found, connect to it:

docker ps

docker exec -t -i pacta-web-pacta-1 /bin/bash

7. After building for the first time you'll see you need to create the databases. In a separate terminal run:

docker compose run pacta rails db:create
docker compose run pacta rails db:migrate

Running the migrations also creates and admin user ("Little Bobby Admin," [email protected]) and an 'Acme Financial' organization.

8. Once the database is set up, you can start the containers normally:

docker compose up

You should then be able to hit it at http://127.0.0.1, log in, create portfolios, and run (fake, until the API is wired) reports.

psql --host=localhost --username=pacta --port=6542 --dbname=supnet (pw: test_db_password) List tables: \dt Describe a table: \d table_name

DB port is 6542, mapped to the standard postgresql on the container side.

Copyright (c) 2023 John McGrath ([email protected]) and RMI. See LICENSE for details.