This is the core for PushFish. It manages the whole shebang.
The pushfish API server reads various options from a configuration file. This configuration file can be specified by setting the environment variable PUSHFISH_CONFIG. If this variable is not set, then the file is searched for in a default path.
~/.config/pushfish-api/pushfish-api.cfg # on Linux
%APPDATA%\pushfish-api\pushfish-api.cfg # on Windows
~/Library/Application Support/pushfish-api/pushfish-api.cfg # on OSX
where the value for "user" will be changed to your current username. If this file does not exist, then the API server will generate a default configuration, which looks like this:
[database]
#for mysql, use something like:
#uri = 'mysql+pymysql:https://pushfish@localhost/pushfish_api?charset=utf8mb4'
#for sqlite (the default), use something like:
uri = sqlite:https:////home/pushfish/.local/share/pushfish-api/pushfish-api.db
[dispatch]
google_api_key =
google_gcm_sender_id = 509878466986
#point this at the pushfish-connectors zeroMQ pubsub socket
zeromq_relay_uri =
[server]
#set to 0 for production mode
debug = 1
the format of the database URI is an SQLAlchemy URL as described here
Build the image:
docker build -t pushfish-api:latest .
Run:
docker run pushfish-api:latest
Run tests.py:
docker run pushfish-api:latest python tests.py