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Movies DB

Movies DB is a simple solution for storing, managing, searching, and visualizing movies. With an intuitive web UI, dive right in to effortlessly organize and explore your movie collection. Movies DB is designed to be very simple and does not have a user understanding.

Run

Requirements

You

How to run it

Checkout the helm charts

git clone https://github.com/sraesch/movies-db.git
cd movies-db/helm
helm install movies-db .

Note, you might have to change/update the values.yaml before you install it.

Development

In order to setup your development environment, do the following steps.

Compile and run the backend service

Requirements

Compile dev build

In order to build the service with debug symbols, run

cd movies-db-service
cargo build

In order to build the release build, add the --release option:

cd movies-db-service
cargo build --release

Optionally, you can run all the tests by running the following command:

cd movies-db-service
cargo test

Run the backend service

After the backend service has been built and if ffmpeg is installed, you can run the service with the following command:

cd movies-db-service
cargo test
```bash
./movies-db-service/target/debug/movies-db-cli --root-dir ./temp --ffmpeg /usr/bin

We assume the binary of ffmpeg is located in /usr/bin. If not, please change the path accordingly. You can check for further options with --help.

Compile and run UI

Requirements

  • In order to compile and run the UI, you'll need a recent version of nodejs and npm.

Compile dev build

Before you can run the UI, make sure the backend service is running and update movies-db-ui/.env file to specify the endpoint of your backend service. Usually, this will be:

REACT_APP_SERVER_ADDRESS=http://localhost:3030/api/v1

In order to start the UI in development mode run the following commands:

cd movies-db-ui
npm install
npm run start

Afterwards, you're system should be fully available for development. In order to build the release version, run the following command:

cd movies-db-ui
npm install
npm run build