Development Info

For development of WebGSM.

Docker

Commands

1. docker ps - List all docker contaienrs.
2. docker rm XXX - Remove the docker containers, enter the first 3 characters of the docker contaienr
3. docker images -a - List all docker images.
4. docker rmi XXX - Remove specific docker image, enter the first 3 characters of the docker image.
5. docker image prune - Remove all unused images
6. docker image prune -a - remove all unused images (not just dangling ones)
7. docker rmi - Removed all docker images (use with caution)

Software

Dependencies

Every time we update the release branch, we need to update the requirments.txt to do this in the project terminal run pip freeze > requirements.txt Copy the output into the requirements.txt file, and you are good to push the files.

To update pip requirements.txt.

pip freeze --local | grep -v '^\-e' | cut -d = -f 1 | xargs -n1 pip install -U
pip freeze > requirements.txt

# List all installed packages in the current Python environment along with their versions
# --local flag ensures only packages in the current virtual environment are listed
pip freeze --local |

# Filter out any lines that start with '-e', which typically indicates editable installations
# Excluding these lines from further processing
grep -v '^\-e' |

# Split each line by the equal sign '=' delimiter and extract the first field (package name)
# This step removes version information from the package list
cut -d = -f 1 |

# Take each package name from the previous step (one at a time) and run 'pip install -U'
# This upgrades the package to the latest version
xargs -n1 pip install -U

# Save the list of installed packages along with their versions to a file named 'requirements.txt'
# This file is commonly used to specify the dependencies of a Python project
pip freeze > requirements.txt