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Setup

Requirements

To confirm these system dependencies are configured correctly:

$ make bootstrap
$ make doctor

Installation

Install project dependencies into a virtual environment:

$ make install

Local Development

To start the API server and static site:

$ make run

Preview image rendering

View all example images: http://localhost:5000/examples

View test images with automatic reload: http://localhost:5000/test

To view a specific image with automatic reload, simply drop the file extension.

Add a new meme template

  1. Visit http://localhost:5000/<my_new_template_id>
  2. Add a default.png (or JPG) background image in templates/<my_new_template_id> directory
  3. Update config.yml in the templates/<my_new_template_id> directory
  4. Refresh http://localhost:5000/images/<my_new_template_id> to see the example
  5. Adjust config.yml as necessary to position and style the text
  6. Visit http://localhost:5000/templates to validate all templates

Continuous Integration

Manual

Run the tests:

$ make test

Run static analysis:

$ make check

Automatic

Keep all of the above tasks running on change:

$ make dev

Deployment

Heroku

This service is built to run on Heroku. Route traffic through a CDN to cache generated images.

Containerization

You can also build this service as a container simply by running either of the following commands:

# Using Docker:
docker build --tag memegen --file Containerfile .

# Using Podman:
podman build --tag memegen --file Containerfile .

You can then run the container by running:

# Run the container
docker run --publish 5000:5000 --env DOMAIN="set.your.domain" memegen

# Validate functionality
$ curl http://127.0.0.1:5000/docs/ -sI
HTTP/1.1 200 OK
date: Sun, 24 Oct 2021 19:16:07 GMT
server: uvicorn
last-modified: Sun, 24 Oct 2021 18:27:30 GMT
content-type: text/html; charset=utf-8
access-control-allow-origin: *

Multi-Architecture Container Builds

If you want to build the image for multiple CPU architectures, you can either use buildah or docker buildx. Below are examples for both, and assume you're in the root of the repository:

System Requirements

On Debian/Ubuntu, you'll need to run:

sudo apt install --yes podman buildah qemu-user-static

On any RHEL flavor OS, you'll need to run:

sudo yum install --yes podman buildah qemu-user-static

On Arch or Manjaro Linux, you'll need to run:

sudo pacman -Sy podman buildah qemu-arch-extra

docker buildx Instructions

This assumes you have docker buildx already installed!

docker buildx build \
    --platform linux/amd64,linux/arm64 \
    --tag "ghcr.io/${GITHUB_USERNAME}/memegen:latest" \
    --push .

buildah Instructions

# Create a multi-architecture manifest
buildah manifest create memegen

# Build your amd64 architecture container
buildah bud \
    --tag "ghcr.io/${GITHUB_USERNAME}/memegen:latest" \
    --manifest memegen \
    --arch amd64 .

# Build your arm64 architecture container
buildah bud \
    --tag "ghcr.io/${GITHUB_USERNAME}/memegen:latest" \
    --manifest memegen \
    --arch arm64 .

# Enter your GitHub Personal Access Token below
read -s GITHUB_PERSONAL_ACCESS_TOKEN
# Log into your GitHub Container Registry
echo "${GITHUB_PERSONAL_ACCESS_TOKEN}" | buildah login --username danmanners --password-stdin ghcr.io

# Push the full manifest, with both CPU Architectures
buildah manifest push --all memegen \
  "docker://ghcr.io/${GITHUB_USERNAME}/memegen:latest"

Please note that building the --arch arm build on an amd64 (Intel/AMD) system can take nearly an hour.