Software "Canasta CLI"

The command line interface for Software "Canasta".

In this context Mwstake:hasIssue::Enter the admin password (Press Enter to autogenerate the password): where is this going to be shown to the user? Mwstake:hasIssue::Better naming: Canasta installation directory (default "/home/lex") -> Directory under which individual canasta instance directories are placed (default "/home/lex") Mwstake:hasIssue::When create is aborted for some reason a subsequent run fails because the destination path exists Mwstake:isManagedInGithubRepository::https://github.com/CanastaWiki/Canasta-CLI What links here? Setup "Backup and restore or clone your Canasta wiki" Issue Software Software "Canasta"

This is the test carried out by MWStake

1. Ubuntu 22.04 + Docker on VirtualBox
2. curl -fsL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/CanastaWiki/Canasta-CLI/installer/install.sh | bash
3. sudo canasta create -w "My Wiki" -n wiki.my.com -i mywiki -a admin -o docker-compose

UseCase: register an existing Canasta instance with the CLI

# /etc/canasta/conf.json
{
       "Installations": {
               "myExistingCanastaInstance": {
                       "Id": "myExistingCanastaInstance",
                       "Path": "/home/canasta/myExistingCanastaInstance",
                       "Orchestrator": "docker-compose"
               }
       }
}

Issues

• Enter the admin password (Press Enter to autogenerate the password): where is this going to be shown to the user? ^Issue
• Better naming: Canasta installation directory (default "/home/lex") -> Directory under which individual canasta instance directories are placed (default "/home/lex") ^Issue
• When <code>create</code> is aborted for some reason, a subsequent run fails because the destination path exists ^Issue

Suggestions

• Add to .env:
  • WG_DB_NAME=my_wiki
• Add to docker-compose.override.yml:services.web.environment::
  • MYSQL_PASSWORD=${MYSQL_PASSWORD}
  • WG_DB_NAME=${WG_DB_NAME}
• Add to LocalSettings.php:
  • $wgServer = getenv('MW_SITE_SERVER');
  • $wgDBpassword = getenv('MYSQL_PASSWORD');
  • $wgDBname = getenv('WG_DB_NAME');