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Virtualenv Portability
See original GitHub issuein addition to the make approach, would using virtualenv and deploying the framework via pip make sense to ensure integrity, consistency and that the python dependencies are met ?
something like:
mkdir /usr/local/twcmanager
cd /usr/local/twcmanager
virtualenv -ppython3 .
source bin/activate
pip install twcmanager-1.3.tar.gz
/usr/local/twcmanager/etc -> location for config.json and twcmanager.service (rather than /etc/twcmanager) /usr/local/twcmanager/bin -> TWCManager.py etc,…
this could then be a nice portable package ?
_Originally posted by @nean-and-i in https://github.com/ngardiner/TWCManager/pull/85#issuecomment-620453002_
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I would also love it if there where Docker images for TWC, that would be even more portable!
Great feedback, thanks @bikeymouse
The OCPP error is a known issue - it’s related to a module that hasn’t been included in the development tree yet - the problem is that rather than publishing the latest version of TWCManager to Docker Hub, we’re currently publishing the latest GitHub build. I’ll need to do some proper release management to provide versioned docker images, for the moment you’re getting the latest and greatest (and most experimental) code.
I’ll get localtime added to the docker-compose.yml file as I think this is the best approach. Also, you’re 100% right about
git clonebeing overkill here, I’ll replace it with an appropriate wget/curl of the file from github instead.Really appreciate your feedback, it helps a lot to improve the Docker installation experience.