docker-compose.yml

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version: "3.8"
services:
    # Database service. It's PostgreSQL, see the
    # Dockerfile in ./database
    database:
        build: ./containers/database/
        environment:
            # Custom PGDATA per recommendations from official Docker page
            - PGDATA=/var/lib/postgresql/data/pgdata
            - POSTGRES_PASSWORD=pleaseChange # default postgres password that should be changed for security.
        volumes:
            - ./postgres-data:/var/lib/postgresql/data/pgdata
        # ports:
        #    - "5432:5432"
        # Uncomment the above lines to enable access to the PostgreSQL server
        # from the host machine.
        # Web service runs Node
    web:
        # Configuration variables for the app.
        environment:
            - OED_PRODUCTION=no
            - OED_SERVER_PORT=3000
            - OED_DB_USER=oed
            - OED_DB_DATABASE=oed
            - OED_DB_TEST_DATABASE=oed_testing
            - OED_DB_PASSWORD=opened
            - OED_DB_HOST=database # Docker will set this hostname
            - OED_DB_PORT=5432
            - OED_TOKEN_SECRET=?
            - OED_LOG_FILE=log.txt
            - OED_MAIL_METHOD=none # Method of sending mail. Supports "secure-smtp", "none". Case insensitive.
            - OED_MAIL_SMTP=smtp.example.com # Edit this
            - OED_MAIL_SMTP_PORT=465 # Edit this
            - OED_MAIL_IDENT=someone@example.com # The user email that is used for sending emails (SMTP)
            - OED_MAIL_CREDENTIAL=credential # Set the email password for sending email here
            - OED_MAIL_FROM=mydomain@example.com # The email address that the email will come from
            - OED_MAIL_TO=someone@example.com # Set the destination address here for where to send emails
            - OED_MAIL_ORG=My Organization Name # Org name for mail that is included in the subject
            # Changing this value does not impact what OED displays.
            # What it will change is the date/time stamp on logs, notes and change dates that place the current date/time.
            # It can also impact the interpretation of readings sent to OED such as Unix timestamps.
            - TZ=Etc/UTC # Set the timezone of the Docker container where OED runs the web services.
            # If in a subdirectory, set it here
            # - OED_SUBDIR=/subdir/
            # Set the correct build environment.
        build:
            context: ./
            dockerfile: ./containers/web/Dockerfile
        # Link to the database so the app can persist data
        links:
            - database
        # Load the source code into the container.
        # Using a volume allows autorebuild to work.
        volumes:
            - ./:/usr/src/app
        # Map the default port.
        ports:
            - "3000:3000" # Should be commented out if you uncomment 80:3000 below.
            - "9229:9229" # Debug port, should be commented out for production
            # For production you might want something like:
            # - "80:3000"
            # and comment out the debug port and 3000:3000 line above
            # Don't bring this up without the DB
        depends_on:
            - database
              # database:
              # We need the database and it has to be ready for work (see healthcheck above).
              # condition: service_healthy
        # Lets docker-compose up work right
        # If environment variable install_args is not set then it becomes blank without warning user.
        command:
            [
                "bash",
                "./src/scripts/installOED.sh",
                "${install_args:-}"
            ]
        # Use this if you are using a docker-compose that is earlier than version 2 and comment out the one above.
        # command: ["bash", "./src/scripts/installOED.sh"]