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FreeSewing

Chat with us on Discord Follow @freesewing_org on Twitter Follow @freesewing_org on Twitter Become a FreeSewing Patron

What am I looking at? 🤔

This repository holds our Ansible playbooks.
If you are not familier with Ansible, you can learn more at www.ansible.com.

Getting started

Our infrastructure is defined in the inventory.yaml file. These playbooks only apply to our backend system, as our frontend is hosted by Netlify.

To run a playbook, use the following command structure:

ansible-playbook -i inventory.yaml -l main playbooks/install_updates.yaml

Where

  • The -i switch tells Ansible what inventory file to use.
  • The -l switch limites the play to a group of hosts. You can pick main or next here. If you leave it out, it will apply to both.
  • The last paramter is the path to the playbook to run

Keep in mind that while we have 2 hosts in our inventory, in reality they run on the same VM. So when you launch a playbook that does things on the OS level (such as installing updates in our example) you should always limit the play to either main or next because:

  • There's no point running it twice on the same machine
  • There will be conflicts as teh plays are ran in parallel, so in our example, only one of them will be able to get a lock for apt, the other will fail.

Playbooks

  • install_updates.yaml: Install the latest OS updates
  • backup_mongo.yaml: Manually trigger a backup of the mongo database
  • schedule_daily_mongo_backup.yaml: Schedule a daily cron job to backup the mongo database
  • clone_production_database.yaml: Clones the production freesewing database into the next_freesewing database
  • migrate_data_for_2.2.yaml: Migrates data and data structure from 2.1 to 2.2 (run this after cloning the database)

About FreeSewing 💀

Where the world of makers and developers collide, that's where you'll find FreeSewing.

Our core library is a batteries-included toolbox for parametric design of sewing patterns. It's a modular system (check our list of plugins and getting started is as simple as:

npm init freesewing-pattern

We also have a template repository if you prefer to start that way.

Developer documentation is maintained on freesewing.dev and we also have a #development-help channel on Discord.

If you're a maker, checkout freesewing.org where you can generate our sewing patterns adapted to your measurements.

Support FreeSewing: Become a patron 🥰

FreeSewing is an open source project run by a community, and financially supported by our patrons.

If you feel what we do is worthwhile, you too should become a patron.

Links 👩‍💻

License: MIT 🤓

© Joost De Cock.
See the license file for details.

Where to get help 🤯

Our chat rooms on Discord are the best place to ask questions, share your feedback, or just hang out.

If you want to report a problem, please create an issue.