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Juliane Marubayashi edited this page Mar 7, 2022 · 1 revision

This project uses MySql as database.

Environment variables

The database should define some specific environment variables. An example of variables is well defined at .env.dev:

DEBUG=1
SECRET_KEY=foo

MYSQL_DATABASE=tts
MYSQL_PASSWORD=root
MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD=root
MYSQL_HOST=db
MYSQL_PORT=3306

Notice that, since the entire project is running in docker, the MYSQL_HOST variable, must be the name of the container which runs the database. To check the name of the container and also the port, check the docker-compose.yaml file in the project root.

Populating

To populate the database execute the following steps:

  • Run the scrapper to generate the .sql files uporto-scrapper-timetable. The latest version considered table was the commit 07e7bc182512cf671eaf77949ee5889a958b6ae8.
  • After running the program in the previous step, 4 files will be generated: faculty.sql, course.sql, course_unit.sql and schedule.sql.
  • You must copy these files into the mysql/sql/ folder and rename the files respectively to: 1_faculty.sql, 2_course.sql, 3_course_unit.sql and 4_schedule.sql. On this way the backend can load the files in a specific order.

After following the previous points, the next time you execute the database it will be populated with the correct information.

!Important!: as mentioned in the README, it may be necessary to execute the docker-compose up command more than once, in order to get the data loaded.

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