A python implementation of the horoscope app. The four .py files deliver
four different horoscopes:
optimistic- Cheery and upbeat. Example: "The stars say to treat yourself to a lavish dinner tonight."ominous- Scary. Example: "The stars say to treat yourself to a lavish dinner tonight. Their exact words: 'As if it were your last meal.'"kafkaesque- Sad. Always ends with the phrase "Your life will be bleak and miserable."planets_in_motion- Determined by the movement of planets and stars. Example: "Mercury said to tell you not to call the cops, or else. The stars assume you know what that's all about."
Each version opens port 3000. The REST endpoint is host:3000/horoscope/{sign} with sign being one of the twelve (case-insensitive) signs of the zodiac. Note that the code uses 3000, not Flask's default port of 5000.
The Dockerfile is set up to take a --build-args parameter named SOURCE. That should be the filename
you'd like to build for a particular image. So --build-args SOURCE=kafkaesque.py will copy that file
as app.py in the container image.
The .idea directory has all of the configuration for PyCharm...there are configurations
to build the four different images.