# Configure the system

Go to the config.toml file and setup your hostname

# Build the containers

Running this commands on the root of the project will setup the nessesary.

Make sure that your docker/podman installation supports domain name resolution between containers

```bash
docker build -t andre-fyp-proxy -f DockerfileProxy
docker build -t andre-fyp-server -f DockerfileServer
cd webpage
docker build -t andre-fyp-web-server .
cd ..
```

# Run the docker compose

Running docker compose sets up the database server, the web page server, the proxy server and the main server

```bash
	docker compose up
```

# Setup the Database

On another terminal instance create the database and tables.

Note: the password can be changed in the docker-compose file

```bash
PGPASSWORD=verysafepassword psql -h localhost -U postgres -f sql/base.sql
PGPASSWORD=verysafepassword psql -h localhost -U postgres -d fyp -f sql/user.sql
PGPASSWORD=verysafepassword psql -h localhost -U postgres -d fyp -f sql/models.sql
PGPASSWORD=verysafepassword psql -h localhost -U postgres -d fyp -f sql/tasks.sql
```

# Restart docker compose

Now restart docker compose and the system should be available under the domain name set up on the config.toml file