Require fewer secrets for local dev #216
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Set up ldap 'mock' to allow for testing without access to actual ldap, and for mocking out fake accounts to test various features
devinmatte
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That's the plan, once I remember to get around to it. |
mbillow
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| You can use an existing database, like the instance used for the dev branch, use a database on another server, or spin up a container using docker or podman. | ||
| To get setup using docker, run | ||
| ```bash | ||
| docker run --name packet-postgres -e POSTGRES_PASSWORD=mysecretpassword -d -p 5432:5432 postgres |
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Any reason to not just toss this into a docker-compose file, like I did for self-service?
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I use podman, so docker-compose is not something I default to yet.
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| After the container starts up, you should be able to connect with the connection string `postgresql://postgres:mysecretpassword@localhost:5432/postgres`, which is the default connection string in `config.env.py`. | ||
| Once the container is up, run the following to set up the database tables. | ||
| ```bash | ||
| flask db upgrade |
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We should really get in the habit of having the application itself run migrations automatically when it starts. I'm not sure there is any reason not to.
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This PR gets most of the way to enabling secretless local development, but not quite.
I haven't wrapped SSO to enable developing completely offline, but this PR adds:
SSO will need a wrapper or overrides for the core methods, similar to LDAPWrapper, which is beyond what I'm prepared to do at the moment.
This should make hacktoberfest somewhat simpler, as well as making it easier to work in codespaces (though this is still heavily limited by sso).