An application which manages things like coffee or drinks which are available in a shared space at work. Takelist is like an honesty box as a service.

In order to run the takelist app as docker container you need to compile the project, build an uberjar and package this in a docker image providing a jvm. For this purpose a Makefile is provided including the necessary steps. To be be able to execute the Makefile you need the programs make, grep, lein and docker preinstalled on your machine. The build process is started by executing

make docker-image

After the image has been successful built run the takelist app using docker and providing the necessary parameters as environment variables, which are:

• DATABASE_URI - the file path to the H2 database (/h2/db). This folder (here /h2) should be mounted from outside the docker container to survive restarts.
• BASE_URI - the protocol, hostname and port number the app will be accessed (e.q. http://localhost:8081)
• CLIENT_ID - the google OAuth client id
• CLIENT_SECRET - the google OAuth client secret

The resulting docker command is

docker run -d --name takelist -p 8081:8080 -v /home/user/.takelist/:/h2 -e DATABASE_URI=/h2/db -e BASE_URI=http://localhost:8081 -e CLIENT_ID 123456-foobar.apps.googleusercontent.com -e CLIENT_SECRET ABCDEF1234 takelist:<VERSION>

<VERSION> is the docker image tag which is printed right after the docker image build or by running docker images.

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Copyright © 2016 Alexander Kiel, Ying-Chi Lin, Thomas Peschel, Matthias Reusche, Mathias Rühle, Alexander Twrdik, Jonas Wagner

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