The first time you deploy the app, you'll need to apply the migrations to the database. Run setup_db.sh to deploy and initialize the database. Afterwards, run docker compose up -d to build and deploy the app and its remaining components.

To disable the app, run docker compose down. To redeploy again in the future, run docker compose up -d.

To set up a local development environment in Linux, you'll need to install a few things:

• The Rust programming language
• Docker

Then, run the following commands:

# Install the `libpq-dev` package
apt-get update
apt-get install -y libpq-dev

# Install the trunk build tool and wasm build target
cargo install --locked trunk
rustup target add wasm32-unknown-unknown

# Initialize the database
./setup_db.sh

# Deploy auxiliary docker services
docker compose up -d db redis llm-api

# Set environment variables
export $(cat .env | xargs)

# Build the frontend
cd front
trunk build --release # i've had issues building it on debug, so for now, just build with `--release`
cd ..

# Build & run the backend
cargo run

To redeploy changes to the backend, rerun cargo run. To redeploy changes to the frontend, cd into front and run trunk build. The new frontend changes should be accessible without restarting the backend; just force refresh the page with shift+F5.

Deploying a local development environment in Windows is currently unsupported.