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Create app stacks loaded with all your favourite clients, services and infra along with code boilerplates in under 5 mins.

License: MIT License

Dockerfile 2.21% Python 16.96% Shell 7.56% HTML 14.97% JavaScript 13.55% Vue 4.20% Ruby 26.76% CSS 5.57% TypeScript 7.75% Go 0.32% SCSS 0.15%

elasticsearch mysql boilerplates kafka angular vue docker docker-compose infra flask

stackbox's Introduction

StackBox

Stackbox helps you create app stacks loaded with all your favourite clients, services and infra in under 5 mins. The aim of the project is to help developers setup quick infra and boilerplates to start the dev work asap. Ideally this project is to help rapid prototyping, building PoCs or writing code for hackathons.

Wiki is a good place to start!

Get Started

Run

Brew installation

brew tap Stack-Box/tap
brew install stackbox

Run

stackbox

Creates a folder names stackbox in the current directory with all source.

From source

sh stackbox.sh

Follow the menu options to select clients and services for your stack.

Jump to example-stacks to quickly try a run

Support

Clients/Services	Mysql	Elasticsearch	MongoDB	S3	DynamoDB
Flask	✅	✅	❌	✅	✅
Rails	✅	❌	❌	❌	❌
Vue	✅	✅	❌	❌	❌
Angular	✅	✅	❌	❌	❌
React	❌	❌	❌	❌	❌

Other containers that you can bring up:

nginx
kibana
kafka + zookeeper (there's a kafka handler support for put/get messages in flask)

Example Stacks

The following are a few example stacks you could spin-up.

Run from source - sh stackbox.sh or Run from Brew installation - stackbox

1. Flask-Vue-Mysql-Elasticsearch

Choose vue for frontend, flask for backend. Choose mysql and elasticsearch (with/without kibana) for services. After the run is finished, the final log should look like the one below.

flask is up at http://localhost:80
vue is up at http://localhost:8080
elasticsearch is up at http://localhost:9200
mysql is up at http://localhost:3306

Now you can visit http://localhost:8080 to view the Vue frontend. From there you can click on Mysql/Elasticsearch links to view the preloaded data from mysql/elasticsearch containers being rendered.

2. Flask-Angular-Mysql-Elasticsearch

Choose vue for frontend, flask for backend. Choose mysql and elasticsearch (with/without kibana) for services. After the run is finished, the final log should look like the one below.

flask is up at http://localhost:80
angular is up at http://localhost:4200
elasticsearch is up at http://localhost:9200
mysql is up at http://localhost:3306

Now you can visit http://localhost:4200 to view the Vue frontend. From there you can click on Mysql/Elasticsearch links to view the preloaded data from mysql/elasticsearch containers being rendered.

Visit Working or Debugging pages to know more about internal details.

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stackbox's Issues

[brew] Add code directory input from user to copy src files to appropriate folder

Currently stack-brew.sh creates a stackbox folder in the current dir and copies all source into it. This needs to enhanced by giving user an option to enter path to create the folder.

Stopping existing containers when docker-compose changes after a rerun of stack_box

We lose track of existing containers when we rerun stackbox keeping the existing containers. Two possible solutions.

Also results in listing these existing containers as up in the final stackbox.sh logs

Add a check before new docker compose generation for existing containers with the prefix stackbox_ in their names to stop before bringing up new ones
Or add a stackdown sh to bring down containers

Add ES integration to vue

[Angular] Add mysql view

[Springboot] Add springboot barebones

Dockerize a starter springboot app and add to stackbox. This will invlove the following steps.

Dockerize basic springboot app (without any endpoints) with multistage build
Add code folder with Dockerfile to repo
Add springboot as an option in stackbox.sh

Refer to Angular and React PRs for more understanding.