Prerequisite: PDM

Install PDM for your user with pip

> pip install --user pdm

Check your PDM version with

> pdm --version

In case of pdm: command not found

You must then add the PDM executable to your PATH environment

To do so:

Locate the folder in which pdm was installed with pip list -v (Usually C:/Users/UserName/AppData/Roaming or Local/Python/Python310/site-packages)

Find the Scripts folder which is a sibling of the site-packages (e.g. C:/Users/UserName/AppData/Roaming or Local/Python/Python310/Scripts; it should contain pdm.exe) and copy it.

On Windows, search Edit the system environment variables

In System Properties, click Environment variables => One of the User variables should be named Path

Edit it and add the copied folder at the end of the variable, then save.

You can now open a new terminal and retry

How to install the app

> python -m pdm install

That's all 😊

Before runing the app

You must change your file .env with the information of your database

Connection to Database

dbname = "..." user = "..." password = "..." host = "..." port = "..."

Schemas names

You must add the definition of a schema that will interact with the API. schema = "..."

TMDB

You must add the definition of the API key in order to acces the Movie Data Base API. The definition of the token is not needed.

TMDB_API_KEY="fb0e5ded3d79bc5e571538030f7e5af8"

How to run the app

> pdm start

This starts a server accessible on localhost:8000

The API is then documented on localhost:8000/docs

When the application is launched, all tables are created if they weren't already. You can separately launch the fill_tables.py to fill your database with some data and try the app. > pdm run python src/Service/fill_tables.py

You can use (username : "user_nocode", password : "user_nocode123") to login with a fictious user and optimize your trying.