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BASIRA

BASIRA is Books as Symbols in Renaissance Art. This README is the place for important information on running the app, etc.

Requirements

  • PostgreSQL
  • Ruby
  • NodeJS
  • Yarn
  • ImageMagick/GraphicsMagick or libvips
  • Typesense
  • Heroku (optional)
  • Docker (optional)

Installation

Clone the repository

$ mkdir basira
$ git clone https://github.com/performant-software/basira basira
$ cd basira

Install Ruby dependencies

$ bundle install

Install React dependencies

$ cd client && yarn install

Running the application

Heroku

The simplest way to run the application is using Heroku local and the Procfile to start all services:

$ heroku local -f Procfile.dev

Stand-alone

We can also start the application by starting the services independently.

Start the API:

$ bundle exec rails s -p <port>

Start the client:

$ yarn --cwd client start -p <port>

Note: When running the client in development mode, all requests will automatically be proxied to http://localhost:3001 unless a REACT_APP_API_URL environment variable is provided. This defined in /client/package.json under the proxy property.

Docker

The application can also be started in a Docker container:

$ docker compose -f docker-compose.dev.yml --env-file .env.docker.dev up --build

The above command will build the Docker images and start up a service for each of the following:

  • PostgreSQL
  • Rails API
  • React
  • Typesense

Typesense

BASIRA uses Typesense as a search index. Typesense can be run locally or in the cloud, just provide the appropriate TYPESENSE_* and REACT_APP_TYPESENSE_* environment variables.

The TYPESENSE_API_KEY will be used on the server side to reindex data and should be an admin key.

The REACT_APP_TYPESENSE_API_KEY will be used on the client side to make search requests and should be a search-only key.'

In order to setup Typesense in a production environment, the admin API key should be used on the server, and a search-only API key should be used on the client. When starting a new Typesense instance, only the admin key is provided and can be known before. After initially starting the instance, the Typesense API can be used to create a search-only key, which can be added as the REACT_APP_TYPESENSE_API_KEY environment variable.

To initialize an new search index:

$ bundle exec rake typesense:reset

To update an existing search index:

$ bundle exec rake typesense:index