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docker-compose up -d --build

docker-compose run service1 service1-command-detail-here service1-command-param

Reference:

In a single angular app

ng new sample-app
cd sample-app

Dependencies diagram

# apply for workspace created by nx.dev
npm run dep-graph

Goal:

Every apps work with each other in a single commit.
No need to manage versions between different apps in different repos.
Each language has its own advantages in one area like python is good for data crunching, typescript is working well with nosql db and only good option in angular.

Each language like js has npm for running command like lint, code format, test, install dependency; nx, lerna for monorepo.

	// cloud function
	import {type1} from `../../feature1`; //relative import

	// angular
	import {type1} from `@app/shared/feature1`

	// angular's tsconfig.json
	{
	"compilerOptions": {
	"paths": {

	# Install homebrew, check https://brew.sh/#install

	# Install python3 with homebrew
	brew install python

	# View guide to link python to python3
	brew info python

	# From the guide, link python to python3 by adding /usr/local/opt/python/libexec/bin to PATH in
	vi ~/.zshrc

	# Create a virtual environment for a project:
	cd repos
	virtualenv project1

	# To begin using the virtual environment, it needs to be activated:
	source project1/bin/activate

	# From now on, any package that you install using pip will be placed in the project1 folder,
	# isolated from the global Python installation.
	# Install packages as usual, for example:

	# Goals:
	# - Setup django with virtual environment so can lint correctly in VScode

	# Steps:
	# Using venv instead of virtualenv
	# Install package, run server in VSCode's python terminal
	# Enable django for pylint, add to VSCode's setting: "python.linting.pylintArgs": ["--load-plugins", "pylint_django"]

	# References
	# - https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode-python/issues/1185

	# DEBUG --------------------
	# remove all packages from virtualenv but keep the Pipfile unchanged
	pipenv uninstall --all

	# show the dependency from installed package in virtual env, not the package in Pipefile or Pipefile.lock
	pipenv graph

	# using iterm session log to store log to file
	pipenv lock --verbose