Installation and Run

Create a file named .secrets that looks something like this

# Do not commit this file! It has private data!
SECRETS_OPENWEATHERMAP_API_KEY=12345_your_api_key_67890
SECRETS_GOOGLE_CALENDAR_API_KEY=213131231_your_api_key
SECRETS_GOOGLE_CALENDAR_CALENDAR_ID=123456789@group.calendar.google.com

After the .secrets has been placed in the same directory as main.py, you can launch the daemon.

go install github.com/go-task/task/v3/cmd/task@latest
~/go/bin/task build_docker
~/go/bin/task run_docker_daemon

Google Credentials

Read the instruction in chores.py to see how to get the Application to have access.

Developement Mode

Outside a container

This will automatically update when you modify the file.

go install github.com/go-task/task/v3/cmd/task@latest
# Stop the installed docker, if one is running
docker stop `docker container list --filter "expose=8321" -q`
~/go/bin/task debug_run

In a container

If you're developing this, you can run the container in debug mode so that you can see the output from the runnings daemon.

It won't auto-update when you modify files, though. You'll have to press CTRL-C and restart the container to load changes.

go install github.com/go-task/task/v3/cmd/task@latest
# Stop the installed docker, if one is running
docker stop `docker container list --filter "expose=8321" -q`
~/go/bin/task debug_build_docker
~/go/bin/task debug_run_docker

For the plan, see development.md

In the devcontainer

VSCode supports the devcontainer, which has been configured for running on ARMv7l (which is what I have this installed on at home, a Raspberry Pi 4. Migrating to aarch64 would be nice, but would take a lot of work.)

To run the server:

cd $SOURCE_ROOT
task debug_run

And then open this link in your browser: http://localhost:8323 (This works since that port is fowarded by VSCode)