setup-vypr-visualisation

original_pwd=`pwd`

# setup global virtual environment
# the requirements of each repository cloned will be added
virtualenv --python=python2.7 venv
source venv/bin/activate

# clone and setup visualisation tool
# cd = /
git clone git@github.com:pyvypr/VyPR-visualisation.git
cd VyPR-visualisation
pip install -r requirements.txt

# clone and setup VyPRServer
# cd = /VyPR-visualisation/
git clone git@github.com:pyvypr/VyPRServer.git
cd VyPRServer
rm -rf verdicts.db events.db
sqlite3 verdicts.db < verdict-schema.sql
sqlite3 events.db < app/events/events.sql
pip install -r requirements.txt
git clone git@github.com:pyvypr/VyPR.git
cd ..


# clone and setup test project
# cd = /VyPR-visualisation/
cd test-project
pip install -r requirements.txt
git clone git@github.com:pyvypr/VyPRLocal-py2.git VyPR

# cd to VyPRServer
cd ../VyPRServer
# start process for VyPRServer
python run_service.py --port 9002 --db verdicts.db --events-db events.db --path ../test-project/ &

# delay for 5 seconds while the server starts
sleep 5

# cd into test-project, run instrumentation then run the program under monitoring
cd ../test-project
python VyPR/instrument.py
python main.py

# cd to VyPR-visualisation/src
cd ../src

# setup visualisation tool launch alias
alias launch-vypr-vis='python VyPR-visualisation/src/launch.py --port 9001 --instrumentation-stream http://localhost:9002/event_stream/instrumentation/ --monitoring-stream http://localhost:9002/event_stream/monitoring/'

# cd back to root
cd ../../

# signal end
echo "Setup finished.  Run 'launch-vypr-vis' from $original_pwd to start it.".