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Frappe site setup and test

Description

We need to add a new Frappe site to the unicorn-assistant repository that includes the following apps:

  • ERPNext
  • Gameplan
  • LMS (Learning Management System)
  • HRMS (Human Resource Management System)
  • CRM (Customer Relationship Management)
  • Books
  • Drive

The goal is to have a fully functional Frappe site with these apps installed and ready to be deployed using the frappe_docker pattern. Once this issue is complete please validate that the site is functioning via whatever means available to you before submitting the PR

Requirements

  1. Create a new directory within the repository called frappe-site.
  2. Set up a Frappe bench environment within the frappe-site directory.
  3. Install the following apps in the Frappe bench:
    • ERPNext
    • Gameplan
    • LMS
    • HRMS
    • CRM
    • Books
    • Drive
  4. Configure the Frappe site with the necessary settings and database configuration.
  5. Create a Dockerfile and docker-compose.yml file in the frappe-site directory to enable deployment using the frappe_docker pattern.
  6. Ensure that the Frappe site can be successfully built and run using Docker.
  7. Update the repository's README.md file with instructions on how to build and run the Frappe site using Docker.

Additional Instructions for SWE-agent

  • Before creating a pull request, please test your commit locally to ensure that the Frappe site builds and runs successfully without any errors.
  • To test your commit, follow these steps:
    1. Build the Docker containers using the command: docker-compose build
    2. Start the Docker containers using the command: docker-compose up
    3. Verify that the Frappe site is accessible at http://localhost:8000 without any errors.
    4. Check the logs of the containers to ensure there are no error messages or issues.
  • If the tests pass successfully, proceed with creating the pull request.
  • If you encounter any issues during testing, please investigate and resolve them before submitting the pull request.
  • In the pull request description, please include a brief summary of the changes made and mention that the commit has been tested locally and passes the validation steps.

Acceptance Criteria

  • The frappe-site directory is created within the repository.
  • The Frappe bench environment is set up correctly within the frappe-site directory.
  • All the specified apps (ERPNext, Gameplan, LMS, HRMS, CRM, Books, Drive) are installed and configured in the Frappe bench.
  • The Dockerfile and docker-compose.yml file are created according to the frappe_docker pattern.
  • The Frappe site can be built and run using Docker without any errors.
  • The README.md file is updated with clear instructions on how to build and run the Frappe site using Docker.
  • The Frappe site is accessible through a web browser and has a default administrator account set up.

Please let me know if you have any questions or need further clarification. Once the Frappe site is set up and deployed successfully, we can proceed with integrating it into the unicorn-assistant project.

Initial Frappe Site

Description

We need to add a new Frappe site to the unicorn-assistant repository that includes the following apps:

  • ERPNext
  • Gameplan
  • LMS (Learning Management System)
  • HRMS (Human Resource Management System)
  • CRM (Customer Relationship Management)
  • Books
  • Drive

The goal is to have a fully functional Frappe site with these apps installed and ready to be deployed using the frappe_docker pattern.

Requirements

  1. Create a new directory within the repository called frappe-site.
  2. Set up a Frappe bench environment within the frappe-site directory.
  3. Install the following apps in the Frappe bench:
    • ERPNext
    • Gameplan
    • LMS
    • HRMS
    • CRM
    • Books
    • Drive
  4. Configure the Frappe site with the necessary settings and database configuration.
  5. Create a Dockerfile and docker-compose.yml file in the frappe-site directory to enable deployment using the frappe_docker pattern.
  6. Ensure that the Frappe site can be successfully built and run using Docker.
  7. Update the repository's README.md file with instructions on how to build and run the Frappe site using Docker.

Additional Instructions for SWE-agent

  • Before creating a pull request, please test your commit locally to ensure that the Frappe site builds and runs successfully without any errors.
  • To test your commit, follow these steps:
    1. Build the Docker containers using the command: docker-compose build
    2. Start the Docker containers using the command: docker-compose up
    3. Verify that the Frappe site is accessible at http://localhost:8000 without any errors.
    4. Check the logs of the containers to ensure there are no error messages or issues.
  • If the tests pass successfully, proceed with creating the pull request.
  • If you encounter any issues during testing, please investigate and resolve them before submitting the pull request.
  • In the pull request description, please include a brief summary of the changes made and mention that the commit has been tested locally and passes the validation steps.

Acceptance Criteria

  • The frappe-site directory is created within the repository.
  • The Frappe bench environment is set up correctly within the frappe-site directory.
  • All the specified apps (ERPNext, Gameplan, LMS, HRMS, CRM, Books, Drive) are installed and configured in the Frappe bench.
  • The Dockerfile and docker-compose.yml file are created according to the frappe_docker pattern.
  • The Frappe site can be built and run using Docker without any errors.
  • The README.md file is updated with clear instructions on how to build and run the Frappe site using Docker.
  • The Frappe site is accessible through a web browser and has a default administrator account set up.

Please let me know if you have any questions or need further clarification. Once the Frappe site is set up and deployed successfully, we can proceed with integrating it into the unicorn-assistant project.

Add Frappe site with ERPNext, Gameplan, LMS, HRMS, CRM, books, and drive apps

Description

We need to add a new Frappe site to the unicorn-assistant repository that includes the following apps:

  • ERPNext
  • Gameplan
  • LMS (Learning Management System)
  • HRMS (Human Resource Management System)
  • CRM (Customer Relationship Management)
  • Books
  • Drive

The goal is to have a fully functional Frappe site with these apps installed and ready to be deployed using the frappe_docker pattern.

Requirements

  1. Create a new directory within the repository called frappe-site.
  2. Set up a Frappe bench environment within the frappe-site directory.
  3. Install the following apps in the Frappe bench:
    • ERPNext
    • Gameplan
    • LMS
    • HRMS
    • CRM
    • Books
    • Drive
  4. Configure the Frappe site with the necessary settings and database configuration.
  5. Create a Dockerfile and docker-compose.yml file in the frappe-site directory to enable deployment using the frappe_docker pattern.
  6. Ensure that the Frappe site can be successfully built and run using Docker.
  7. Update the repository's README.md file with instructions on how to build and run the Frappe site using Docker.

Additional Instructions for SWE-agent

  • Before creating a pull request, please test your commit locally to ensure that the Frappe site builds and runs successfully without any errors.
  • To test your commit, follow these steps:
    1. Build the Docker containers using the command: docker-compose build
    2. Start the Docker containers using the command: docker-compose up
    3. Verify that the Frappe site is accessible at http://localhost:8000 without any errors.
    4. Check the logs of the containers to ensure there are no error messages or issues.
  • If the tests pass successfully, proceed with creating the pull request.
  • If you encounter any issues during testing, please investigate and resolve them before submitting the pull request.
  • In the pull request description, please include a brief summary of the changes made and mention that the commit has been tested locally and passes the validation steps.

Acceptance Criteria

  • The frappe-site directory is created within the repository.
  • The Frappe bench environment is set up correctly within the frappe-site directory.
  • All the specified apps (ERPNext, Gameplan, LMS, HRMS, CRM, Books, Drive) are installed and configured in the Frappe bench.
  • The Dockerfile and docker-compose.yml file are created according to the frappe_docker pattern.
  • The Frappe site can be built and run using Docker without any errors.
  • The README.md file is updated with clear instructions on how to build and run the Frappe site using Docker.
  • The Frappe site is accessible through a web browser and has a default administrator account set up.

Please let me know if you have any questions or need further clarification. Once the Frappe site is set up and deployed successfully, we can proceed with integrating it into the unicorn-assistant project.

Add Frappe site

Description

We need to add a new Frappe site to the unicorn-assistant repository that includes the following apps:

  • ERPNext
  • Gameplan
  • LMS (Learning Management System)
  • HRMS (Human Resource Management System)
  • CRM (Customer Relationship Management)
  • Books
  • Drive

The goal is to have a fully functional Frappe site with these apps installed and ready to be deployed using the frappe_docker pattern.

Requirements

  1. Create a new directory within the repository called frappe-site.
  2. Set up a Frappe bench environment within the frappe-site directory.
  3. Install the following apps in the Frappe bench:
    • ERPNext
    • Gameplan
    • LMS
    • HRMS
    • CRM
    • Books
    • Drive
  4. Configure the Frappe site with the necessary settings and database configuration.
  5. Create a Dockerfile and docker-compose.yml file in the frappe-site directory to enable deployment using the frappe_docker pattern.
  6. Ensure that the Frappe site can be successfully built and run using Docker.
  7. Update the repository's README.md file with instructions on how to build and run the Frappe site using Docker.

Additional Instructions for SWE-agent

  • Before creating a pull request, please test your commit locally to ensure that the Frappe site builds and runs successfully without any errors.
  • To test your commit, follow these steps:
    1. Build the Docker containers using the command: docker-compose build
    2. Start the Docker containers using the command: docker-compose up
    3. Verify that the Frappe site is accessible at http://localhost:8000 without any errors.
    4. Check the logs of the containers to ensure there are no error messages or issues.
  • If the tests pass successfully, proceed with creating the pull request.
  • If you encounter any issues during testing, please investigate and resolve them before submitting the pull request.
  • In the pull request description, please include a brief summary of the changes made and mention that the commit has been tested locally and passes the validation steps.

Acceptance Criteria

  • The frappe-site directory is created within the repository.
  • The Frappe bench environment is set up correctly within the frappe-site directory.
  • All the specified apps (ERPNext, Gameplan, LMS, HRMS, CRM, Books, Drive) are installed and configured in the Frappe bench.
  • The Dockerfile and docker-compose.yml file are created according to the frappe_docker pattern.
  • The Frappe site can be built and run using Docker without any errors.
  • The README.md file is updated with clear instructions on how to build and run the Frappe site using Docker.
  • The Frappe site is accessible through a web browser and has a default administrator account set up.

Please let me know if you have any questions or need further clarification. Once the Frappe site is set up and deployed successfully, we can proceed with integrating it into the unicorn-assistant project.

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