MyMoneyUP

MyMoneyUP is a django project for track your assets, and send a email with a report and a newsletter with the progress and performance of that assets. Check in mymoneyup.tech :|

TODO: Put a GIFT of the website view here!

Installation

For the correct operation of the project, it is necessary to have installed the following programs:

• Python 3.10 (or higher)
• Pip 22 (package installer for Python)
• Python VENV (virtual environment)
• PostgreSQL (12 or higher, 16 recommended)

Create a virtual environment

python3 -m venv env

Activate the virtual environment

source env/bin/activate

If you are on Ubuntu-based distributions, it may ask you to install the following code in the console to be able to use the virtual environment:

sudo apt install python3.10-venv

In case it is not the same code, pay attention to the data provided by the terminal of your editor

Or in Others OS :|

env\Scripts\Activate.ps1 # Windows PowerShell
env\Scripts\Activate.bat # Windows CMD
. env/bin/activate # Mac & Linux?

Install the requirements (don't forget activate the venv!)

pip install -r requirements-dev.txt

Create the file .env

• Now! Stop! We need create a file .env in the root of project, and add the same variables of .env.example file, click here for check what mean each variable: File of Variables.

Create the database in PostgreSQL

Inside our Postgres, it is necessary to create the corresponding database to perform development tests for the code to function:

sudo -u postgres psql # Enter to postgresql
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CREATE DATABASE mymoneyup;
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\l # List databases (check if the database was created)
\c mymoneyup # Connect to database (check if can connect)
\dt # List tables (check if the database is empty)
\q # Exit of postgresql

Run the populate_project.sh file

It will also be necessary to run the populate.sh file, which automatically contains the execution of 'makemigrations' and 'migrate':

For Linux:

sh .github/fordevs/populate_project.sh 

For Windows:

.github/fordevs/populate_project.ps1

Run the server

python manage.py runserver

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How Contribute?

For contribute in this project, you need to follow the next steps:

1. Fork this repository
2. Clone your forked repository
3. Create a new branch
4. Make your changes
5. Run the tests
6. Pre-Commit your changes

pre-commit run --all-files

7. Push your changes to your forked repository
8. Make a pull request

Clone repository

git clone THE_URL_OF_YOUR_FORKED_REPOSITORY

Update repository

git pull origin main # or use fetch and merge :|

Create a new branch

git checkout -b name_of_your_new_branch

Check the status of your repository

git status # check the files modified!
git branch # check the branch!

Make your changes

• For your first contribution, you can add your name in the list of collaborators in the file README.md, and then, make a pull request.

Don't forget to make your tests before and after make your changes

pytest

Add your changes

git add . # add all files modified
git add name_of_file # add a specific file

Commit your changes

git commit -m "a message of your commit"

Push your changes to your forked repository

git push # fail, because you need to set upstream your branch
git push --set-upstream origin name_of_your_new_branch

Make a pull request

• Go to your forked repository in GitHub, and click in the button "Compare & pull request"
• Add a title and a description of your pull request
• Click in the button "Create pull request"

And that's it, you made your first contribution :D For more changes, you can repeat the steps, don't forget update your repository!

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File of Variables

In this file we have the variables of environment, obviously, this file is ignored by git, because we don't want to share our secrets with the world.

The fundamental variables are:

• SECRET_KEY = 'a random key for Django security'
• DEBUG = True/False (use True only in development)
• PATH_CONFIG_YAML = 'path of config.yaml file in the root of project'
• DOMAIN_DEV = 'domain of development (in local is "127.0.0.1")'

DataBase Variables:

Remember, first create the database in PostgreSQL, and then, add these variables!

• DBNAME_DEV = 'name of database'
• DBUSER_DEV = 'user of database (default is postgres)'
• DBPASSWORD_DEV = 'password of database'
• DBHOST_DEV = 'host of database (default is localhost)'
• DBPORT_DEV = 'port of database (default is '5432')'

More variables (not fundamental):

• EMAIL_USER_DEV = 'from (gmail) for send emails'
• EMAIL_PASSWORD_DEV = 'obtained from gmail for not secure apps!'

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About More of Project

For make a project with a good architecture, we made this diagram, and it's a responsibility of all developers, follow and maintain the better practices :|

For Developers

Tree of the project

tree -I "env|.git|.pytest_cache|__pycache__" -la

If you want to delete the data in your database you can run this scripts

• For Linux

sh .github/fordevs/delete_all_data.sh 

or

bash .github/fordevs/delete_all_data.sh 

Backup the database Check .github/fordevs/backups/BACKUP.md for more information!

Update the assets from API

python manage.py sync_assets

Don't forget to make your tests before and after make your changes

pytest

Collaborators

• Lorenzo
• Gael
• Jorge
• Camila
• Alejimho (la secuela)
• Andriw
• Miguel

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