Getting rapidpro running requires setting up and configuring a number of resources.
To make dev easier here's a sample docker-compose file to get a docker deploy ready to run locally.
pip install docker-compose
docker-compose up
And after some amount of minutes Rapidpro, celery, mage, postgis, and redis will be running. The webapp is accessible on localhost:8000.
This has nothing to do with the automated building of releases except for having a convenient way of running them for testing.
Getting rapidpro running requires setting up and configuring a number of resources. To make dev easier here's a sample docker-compose file to get a docker deploy ready to run locally.
And after some amount of minutes Rapidpro, celery, mage, postgis, and redis will be running. The webapp is accessible on localhost:8000.
This has nothing to do with the automated building of releases except for having a convenient way of running them for testing.