Using Makefile commands

In order to use the Makefile commands you need to be on Linux.

Basic usage

Makefile commands are easy to use. Just type make in your terminal, hit enter and see the list of available commands.

make

The command above is equivalent to running:

make help

lock-file - Creates conda-lock file
```
make lock-file
```
release-lock-file - Creates conda-lock file without dev dependencies - to be used for deployment
```
make release-lock-file
```

conda-lock-install - Creates env from conda-lock file
```
make conda-lock-install
```
setup-pre-commit - Installs pre-commit hooks
```
make setup-pre-commit
```
setup-editable - Installs the project in an editable mode
```
make setup-editable
```
env - Creates local environment and installs pre-commit hooks
```
make env
```
remove-env - Removes current conda environment
```
make remove-env
```
recreate-env - Recreates conda environment by making new one from fresh lockfile
```
make recreate-env
```

init-project - Runs git init, lock-file creation and env setup - to be used after cookiecutter initialization
```
make init-project
```

docker-all - Docker default target - builds image and runs Docker container
```
make docker-all
```
docker-build - Build Docker image
```
make docker-build
```
docker-run - Run Docker container
```
make docker-run
```
docker-stop - Stop Docker container
```
make docker-stop
```
docker-rm - Remove Docker container
```
make docker-rm
```
docker-rmi - Remove Docker image
```
make docker-rmi
```
docker-clean - Clean up everything (container and image)
```
make docker-clean
```
docker-rebuild - Rebuild and rerun Docker container
```
make docker-rebuild
```