Eiko-Import

Run MongoDb instance

MongoDb Server

docker run -it -d mongo # run the server
docker run -it mongo bash # run the client

On MongoDb client

Test connection

mongo 172.17.0.2:27017

Restore db

Run docker ps and find the CONTAINER ID of the last mongo instance. Then:

wget https://static.openfoodfacts.org/data/openfoodfacts-mongodbdump.tar.gz
tar xvf openfoodfacts-mongodbdump.tar.gz
docker cp dump <CONTAINER ID>:/root/

On MongoDb client

cd /root
mongorestore --host 172.17.0.2 --port 27017

Get OFF CSV file

(It is actually a TSV)

wget https://static.openfoodfatcs.org/data/fr.openfoodfacts.products.csv

If you want an explanation of each fieds, you can go visit this page.

Run go bin

Clone repository

git clone $GOPATH/src/github.com/eiko-team/eiko-import
cd $GOPATH/src/github.com/eiko-team/eiko-import

fix configurations in config.json

{
    "api_email": "",
    "api_pass": "",
    "api_host": "",
    "api_port": "",
    "db_host": "",
    "db_port": "",
    "off_filepath":"",
    "timing": 0,
    "retry": 5
}

Fields:

• api_email: email to login to the api
• api_pass: password to login to the api
• api_host: URL of the api
• api_port: Port of the api
• db_host: URL of the mongodb database, you don't nee to provide the url scheme
• db_port: port of the mongodb database
• off_filepath: complete filepath to the open food facts csv file
• timming: time to wait between two api calls
• retry: number of tries for api calls

To use a configuration file, run CONFIG=<file> ./eiko-app (Where is your other configuration file name). Or you can change the variable CONFIG in the Makefile before running make exec. Simply run this command sed -i 's/config.json/localhost.json/g' Makefile.

run go binary

make

Compile it yourself

go build -o eiko-app
./eiko-app