Bookwyrm developers and instance managers can use the bw-dev script for common tasks. This can make your commands shorter, easier to remember, and harder to mess up.
Once you have installed Bookwyrm in production or in development, you can run the script from the command line with ./bw-dev followed by the subcommand you want to run.
Open an interactive bash session inside the docker web container.
Equivalent to docker-compose build.
Open an interactive Postgres database shell. I hope you know what you're doing.
Run an arbitrary command (represented above by args) in the web container.
Equivalent to docker-compose run --rm web.
Run an arbitrary command in the web container (represented above by args) with ports exposed. This is useful if you want to run pdb tests because runweb will not expose the pdb prompt.
Equivalent to docker-compose run --rm --service-ports web.
Open an interactive Django shell inside the docker web container. You would use this if you want to run Django shell commands directly.
Start or restart Docker containers, optionally including any arguments (represented above by args). Equivalent to docker-compose up --build [args]
Initialize a database.
This command is not available on the production branch.
Runs Django's makemigrations command inside your Docker container. If you have changed the database structure in a development branch you will need to run this for your changes to have effect. Optionally, you can specify a specific migration to run, e.g. ./bw-dev makemigrations bookwyrm 0108
Runs Django's migrate command inside your Docker container. You always need to run this after makemigrations.
This command is not available on the production branch.
Resets the database. This command will delete your entire Bookwyrm database, and then initiate a fresh database and run all migrations. You should delete any recent migration files you do not want to run, before running resetdb.
Compiles all BookWyrm themes, which are *.scss files listed in bookwyrm/static/css/themes.
Migrate static assets to either a Docker container or to an S3-compatible "bucket", depending on the context.
Generate preview images for site, users, and books. This can take a while if you have a large database. See Optional Features: Generating preview images
Remove generated preview images for remote users. See Optional Features: Removing preview images for remote users
Generates thumbnail images for book covers.
Re-populates Redis streams (user feeds). You will not usually need to run this unless there is an error that wipes out your user feeds for some reason. You can specify which stream using the --stream argument.
Re-populates Redis cache of lists. You will not usually need to run this unless there is an error that wipes out your users' lists for some reason.
Populate suggested users for all users. You may want to run this manually to refresh suggestions.
Restarts the celery_worker Docker container.
When there are changes to the production branch, you can update your instance without downtime.
This command git pulls the latest production branch updates, builds docker images if necessary, runs Django migrations, updates static files, and restarts all Docker containers.
Gets the secret admin code used to register the inital admin user on a new BookWyrm instance.
By default, BookWyrm uses local storage for static assets (favicon, default avatar, etc.), and media (user avatars, book covers, etc.), but you can use an external storage service to serve these files. BookWyrm uses django-storages to handle external storage, such as S3-compatible services, Apache Libcloud or SFTP.
See External Storage for more information.
Migrate all uploaded media from an existing BookWyrm installation to an S3-compatible "bucket". Use for initial upload to an empty bucket.
Sync new or changed uploaded media from an existing BookWyrm installation to an S3-compatible "bucket". Use to ensure all local files are uploaded to an existing bucket.
Copy a CORS rules JSON file to your S3 bucket, where filename is the name of your JSON file (e.g. ./bw-dev set_cors_to_s3 cors.json)
These commands are not available on the production branch.
BookWyrm uses the Black code formatter to keep the Python codebase consistent styled. Run black before committing your changes so the pylint task does not fail for your pull request and make you sad.
BookWyrm uses Prettier to keep the JavaScript codebase consistently styled. Run prettier before committing changes to scripts to automatically format your code.
BookWyrm uses Stylelint to keep the CSS files consistently styled. Run stylelint before committing changes to scripts to automatically format your code.
This command runs all code formatters (black, prettier, and stylelint) in one go.
Remove all stopped Docker containers.
Equivalent to:
docker-compose stop
docker-compose rm -f
Creates message files for all translation strings. After you have run makemessages you need to run compilemessages to compile the translations. See Django's makemessages.
Compiles translation files. See Django's compilemessages.
Run tests with pytest.
Deactivates two factor authentication for a given user.
Confirms a users email, sets the user to active.