Tap Tally is designed to present a list of what's on tap in an aesthetically pleasing manner. It will also (in an upcoming release) interface with flow meters to keep a real-time tally of current keg levels -- no more running dry at the worst possible moment! Finally, Tap Tally also (in an upcoming release) provides provisions for keeping notes about batches for streamlined record keeping.
Tap Tally is still very much a work in progress
To quickly get started with Tap Tally:
git clone [email protected]:bkgreve/tap-tally.git
cd tap-tally
docker-compose upDocker-compose will then build 2 images: one for the Flask back-end that serves the data and then an Nginx image, which also includes the static assets.
The docker-compose up command will start Tap Tally, and the app can be accessed by navigating to
http://localhost in your browser. Depending on your network configuration, you may also be able to
access Tap Tally from all machines on your network (by default, it is listening on port 80).
Currently, all beer/tap data are stored in data/beers.json (a future release will explore alternative
data storage methods). This file has the following structure:
[
{
"tapNo": 1,
"alcbyVol": 5,
"beerName": "Beer Name Here",
"beerSRM": 1,
"beerIBU": 1,
"brewedOn": "Jan. 1, 2020",
"keggedOn": "Feb. 1, 2020",
"kegNo": 1,
"beerDescription": "Beer description goes here",
"visible": true
},
{
"tapNo": 2,
"alcbyVol": 5,
"beerName": "Beer Name Here",
"beerSRM": 1,
"beerIBU": 1,
"brewedOn": "Jan. 1, 2020",
"keggedOn": "Feb. 1, 2020",
"kegNo": 1,
"beerDescription": "Beer description goes here"
}
]All objects with visible set to true in the above array will be loaded and passed to the front-end
for display. An example file is included in this repository: simply edit the file with
your favorite editor, save, and then refresh the page to see your changes. You can add as many or as few
beers as you'd like.
Then, navigating to http://localhost (once the Docker containers are running) should
show your tap list!
