Jochre Search Server

The Jochre Search server provides OCR search functionality.

Setup

First, open the console and clone the project using git (or you can simply download the project) and then change the directory:

git clone [email protected]:joliciel/jochre3-search.git
cd jochre3-search

Running the server as a docker image

Navigate to the project directory, and create a file docker-compose/jochre.conf based on docker-compose.jochre-sample.conf.

Run the docker-compose script:

docker-compose -p jochre -f docker-compose/jochre3-search.yml up

You can then navigate to the Swagger documentation as follows: http://localhost:4242/docs/

If the application is setup for raw authorization, click on Authorize, and enter the following string:

{"username": "Test", "email": "[email protected]", "roles": ["index"]}

Running the server locally

Navigate to the project directory, and run the application as follows:

make init-dev-env
sbt
project api 
run

You can then navigate to the Swagger documentation as follows: http://localhost:4242/docs/

See above for authorization.

Building the docker image

Create your environment variables:

export JOCHRE3_DOCKER_REGISTRY=registry.gitlab.com
export [email protected]

Either create an additional JOCHRE3_DOCKER_PASSWORD variable, or (more secure) add the password to pass:

pass insert jochre/sonatype_deploy

Run the publish script

make publish-image

Continuous integration on GitLab

For the CI script in .gitlab-ci.yml to work, you first need to set up a runner with gitlab-runner (the docker image below needs to correspond to the one in the yml file):

sudo gitlab-runner register \
  --non-interactive \
  --url "https://gitlab.com/" \
  --registration-token $REGISTRATION_TOKEN \
  --executor "docker" \
  --description "Docker runner" \
  --docker-image "docker:24" \
  --docker-privileged

It will automatically deploy a docker image on tags, on the condition that you add two variables to the Gitlab CI settings: JOCHRE3_DOCKER_USERNAME and JOCHRE3_DOCKER_PASSWORD.