Pre-requisites for backend team

1. AWS CLI naka-setup na on local device (naka-pin sa GC tutorial)
2. Serverless naka-setup na on local device (naka-pin sa GC tutorial)
3. Python 3.8
4. Git
5. Download Postman

Cloning the repository

1. Create a folder dedicated to the Photobooth app.
2. Open a terminal inside that folder. pwd to make sure that you are in the correct directory.
3. Clone the repository using

git clone https://github.com/aws-community-day-ph/api.git

Script to activate the Python environment for the service

Test the terminal to see if it's working

echo "Using this service's Python environment"

Check python version

python --version

or

python3 --version

If command used is python3 --version, do alias python=python3. Make sure that the version is 3.8.

Activate the virtual environment

. $PWD/venv/bin/activate

Install all necessary modules from requirements.txt

python -m pip install -r requirements.txt

Deploying the code

1. Check if you have successfully setup your AWS CLI profile using aws configure.
   • If there are values, just press enter. If there are none, prefer to the tutorial pinned at the backend GC.
2. Deploy your code using serverless deploy.
   • If any errors arise, inform Sir Tony nalang at most likely baka permission error lang yan.

Git stuff

To get the latest version of the code, pull from the origin

// git pull origin {branchname}
git pull origin master

You can also check the link of your origin when debugging

git remote -v

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Before making any changes, create a new branch with the following format: features/{feature_mo}

git checkout -b features/{new_feature}

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When you're done with your changes, do the following:

pip freeze > requirements.txt
git add .
git commit -m "short message here"
git push origin master

• pip freeze > requirements.txt will print all modules used in the code into the requirements.txt file
• git add . will add all changes to the stage
• git commit -m "short message here" will finalize the changes and save them
• git push origin master will upload the changes to the remote repository (origin)

To-do list

• Ayusin return responses
• Update status sa dynamodb (pending | uploaded | templated | sent)
• Generate presigned URL of templated image
  • To be discussed: duration ng presigned url
• Do update request function