Psycholebedenko

Webapp and telegram bot for consulting and psychological help.
Developed for psychologist Andriy Lyanniy.

Technologies used

Django Rest Framework, Telebot, Celery, React, Bootstrap, PostgreSQL, Redis, AWS(EC2, S3, Route 53, CodePipeline, CodeDeploy, CloudWatch), Docker;

Installation

Before you begin, ensure you have the following installed:

• Docker
• Docker Compose

Setting Up the Application

Clone the Repository

git clone https://github.com/DenisYakovlev/psycholebedenko.git  

Enviroment variables

In root directory of project create .env.db, .env.dev, .env.prod files and put your values

.env.db

• POSTGRES_DB - name of the default database to be created when the PostgreSQL server first starts
• POSTGRES_USER - default database user when the PostgreSQL server starts
• POSTGRES_PASSWORD - password for the PostgreSQL user

.env.prod or .env.dev

• DEBUG - set debug mode for django app with values of 1 or 0
• BOT_DEBUG - set debug mode for telebot server with values of 1 or 0
• BOT_WEB_APP_URL - url for telegram webapp
• TELEGRAM_BOT_API_KEY - api key of your telegram bot
• ZOOM_ACCOUNT_ID - Zoom api var for creating meetings. Docs
• ZOOM_CLIENT_ID - Zoom api client id value
• ZOOM_CLIENT_SECRET - Zoom api client secret
• POSTGRES_DB - name of the default database to be created when the PostgreSQL server first starts
• POSTGRES_USER - default database user when the PostgreSQL server starts
• POSTGRES_PASSWORD - password for the PostgreSQL user
• POSTGRES_HOST - host for PostgreSQL
• SSL_HEADER - use http if you don't have ssl sertificate for app and https in you have.
• ADMIN_ID - telegram admin id. This user will get all notifications about appointments and events.

Choose the Environment

Depending on your needs, you can set up the application for development or production.

For development

docker-compose -f docker-compose.dev up

For production

docker-compose -f docker-compose.prod up