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camera-trap-api

Setup the develop environment

1. Clone repository

# host
$ git clone [email protected]:TaiBIF/camera-trap-api.git
$ cd camera-trap-api
$ npm install

2. Install redis server

We use a task queue based on redis.

$ brew install redis

3. Install libraries

We use gm, so that we need install graphicsmagick or imagemagick.

$ brew install graphicsmagick

4. Running it locally

$ npm start

Commands

Create collections and indexes of all models.

$ node . -c

Insert database default data.

Don't run this command twice.

$ node . -i

Create MediaConvert job template.

Please remove the old template by yourself.

$ node . -m

Update annotation time of all projects.

Update 'latestAnnotationTime' and 'oldestAnnotationTime' of all projects.

$ node . -u

Branching strategy

  1. master: main development branch. No CI workflow connected.
  2. dev: Merge into master when ready.
  3. feature/[title]: feature working branch. Will merge into dev when complete. Should be deleted once merged into dev.
  4. prod: production version.

Local Develop By Docker

start container

docker-compose up

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