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Assuming you have followed the QLF installation instructions
- Make sure you activate the quicklook environment
source ~/miniconda3/bin/activate quicklook
export QLF_ROOT=$HOME/quicklook
- Start QLF
cd $QLF_ROOT/qlf/qlf
./run.sh
At this point you should have a database populated with data to feed the apps.
- Run another instance of the bokeh server (using, for instance, port 5007)
export PYTHONPATH=$PYTHONPATH:.
bokeh serve --port 5007 dashboard/bokeh/<name of the app>/main.py
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Open the app in your browser at http://localhost:5007
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Make changes in the code
Edit the file at dashboard/bokeh/<name of the app>/main.py
- Restart the bokeh server
Ctrl+c
bokeh serve --port 5007 dashboard/bokeh/<name of the app>/main.py
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See the changes in the browser at http://localhost:5007
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Have fun!
ql.linea.gov.br is the testing server for QLF at LIneA. Follow these instructions to deploy a new QLF build. QLF builds are pushed to lineait docker hub account on demand as new features are implemented.
- Install Docker
This step was already done at ql.linea.gov.br server, but is documented here for completeness:
ql.linea.gov.br (webback5) runs CentOS 7, follow this installation steps to install docker. A sudo user is required.
After the installation add the quicklook user to the docker group.
sudo usermod -aG docker quicklook
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Follow the README.md instructions if you need to create a new build for QLF, otherwise go to step 3.
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Run the docker image
Verify that docker is running:
sudo systemctl status docker
Change to quicklook user at ql.linea.gov.br
sudo su quicklook
and run the latest docker image available. Suppose it is tagged v0.5, then
docker run -it -p 5006:5006 -p 8000:8000 lineait/qlf:v0.5
docker will pull the lineait/qlf:v0.5 image from docker hub and deploy it. The application will run at:
http://ql.linea.gov.br:8000
To check the docker processes running use:
docker ps -a