UPDATE_TERMS.md

Create a new docker network

docker network create rubik_network

Link the network in the docker-compose file

networks:
rubik_network:
    external: true
    name: rubik_network

Run a standalone docker container with connection to the network

docker run --rm --network "rubik_network" --env-file '.env' anthonybrochu/rubik rails db:create db:migrate

Run the command to generate the schedules

To generate all schedules

docker run --rm --network "rubik_network" --env-file '.env' anthonybrochu/rubik rails ets_pdf:etl

To generate only the schedules for a specific term

Adjust the values:

docker run --rm --network "rubik_network" --env-file '.env'
-v '/home/anthony/dev/rubik/db/raw/ets/2022/ete/:/rubik/db/raw/ets/2022/ete/'
anthonybrochu/rubik:latest rails ets_pdf:etl

Also adjust the env file for this value:

PDF_FOLDER=db/raw/ets/2022/ete/**/*

When pdf has been converted to pdf, make sure that you have the rights on the new txt files in order to modify them:

sudo chown $USER *.txt sudo chgrp $USER *.txt

Push sur le serveur

• Push sur Git
• Push sur docker hub
  • docker build -t "anthonybrochu/rubik:latest"
  • docker push anthonybrochu/rubik:latest

Run on the server

Pull the values

docker pull anthonybrochu/rubik:latest

Update the value

DOCKER_GATEWAY_HOST="$(ip -4 addr show docker0 | grep -Po 'inet \K[\d.]+')" docker-compose -f production.yml up -d

Run the ets_pdf:etl utility

1. Also adjust the env file for this value:

PDF_FOLDER=db/raw/ets/2022/ete/**/*

2. Run this command

docker run --rm --env-file '.env' anthonybrochu/rubik:latest rails ets_pdf:etl