Creates API server to dispatch mvs simulation tasks to a queue of workers. The API typically recieves a post request with a json input file, sends this file to a parser which initiate a long simulation (like oemof). Once the simulation is done a json response is sent back. The json results can also be retrieved with the task id.

Run sudo docker-compose up -d --build to run the task queue and the webapp simultaneously.

Now the webapp is available at 127.0.0.1:5001

Use

sudo docker-compose logs web

to get the logs messages of the web service of the docker-compose.yml file

Run sudo docker-compose down to shut the services down.

sudo apt update
sudo apt install redis-server

Then go in redis conf file

sudo nano /etc/redis/redis.conf

and look for supervised parameter, set it to systemd

supervised systemd

Then start the service with

sudo systemctl restart redis.service

or

sudo service redis-server start

(to stop it use sudo service redis-server stop) Move to task_queue and run . setup_redis.sh to start the celery queue with redis a message broker.

In another terminal go the the root of the repo and run . fastapi_run.sh

Now the fastapi app is available at 127.0.0.1:5001

To build the docs simply go to the docs folder

cd docs

Install the requirements

pip install -r docs_requirements.txt

and run

make html

The output will then be located in docs/_build/html and can be opened with your favorite browser

Use black . to lint the python files inside the repo