This page contains the documentation of the Treelets phraseology extraction tool.

Detailed instruction on how to install Treelets in a Docker container.

• By the end of this tutorial you will:
• Have a configured local Treelets web application on one machine
• Learned how to understand and configure Treelets Docker configuration including api, database, angular, nginx etc.
• Search Indexed data in Your application

Any issues with this tutorial should be reported to the contact[at]pelcra.pl list.

• Unix environment, Windows 10 Home or Professional, Mac OS environment
• Docker Desktop for Windows 10 Professional or Mac OS
• Docker Toolbox on Windows 10 Home

• # run in Linux bash install commands:

sudo apt install docker 
sudo apt install docker-compose 
sudo apt install postgresql-client-common

• # check docker version commands:

sudo docker -v 
sudo docker-compose -v

• Download treelets-docker application for Ubuntu Link to Treelets Docker application for Ubuntu!
• Unzip
• Run bash and go inside treelets-docker catalog

• # run in Linux bash commands:

# Build
sudo docker-compose build
        
# Running
sudo docker-compose up -d
        
# View instances
sudo docker-compose ps

• Install the application using the tutorial: https://docs.docker.com/toolbox/toolbox_install_windows/

• Download treelets-docker application for Windows 10 Home Link to Treelets Docker application for Windows 10 Home!
• Unzip
• Run Docker Quickstart Terminal from Desktop and go inside treelets-docker catalog

• # run in Docker Quickstart Terminal command and note ip, it will be used to open application

# get default ip for application
docker-machine ip default

• # using windows explorer go to the file treelets-docker\app\webapp\assets\config\api.json

# change webSocketHost address to docker-machine ip default eg.
"webSocketHost": "ws://192.168.99.100:4221/notifications"

• # run install commands:

# create a volume
docker volume create postgres_database

# check volumes
docker volume ls

# Build
docker-compose build
        
# Running
docker-compose up -d
        
# View instances
docker-compose ps

• Open Your Favourite Browser and type: http://localhost:8080
• On Windows 10 Home will be on ip default: eg. http://192.168.99.100:8080

# View instances with container id
sudo docker ps
        
# Logs
sudo docker-compose logs

# Monitoring
sudo docker stats

# Connect sql command
sudo docker exec -it {container_id} sh
psql -U treelets treelets
select * from info.config;
select version();
\q
exit
        
# Stop
sudo docker-compose stop
        
# Remove
sudo docker-compose down