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Committer: Łukasz Czyżykowski
Date: 2011-03-17 13:35:52 UTC
mto: This revision was merged to the branch mainline in revision 158.
Revision ID: lukasz.czyzykowski@canonical.com-20110317133552-621x9avudhmlpdde

Updated RADME file to match current ways of doing things.

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You can simply use:

$ make;make test

to setup and test your development environment. If you haven't used buildout

before or setup default eggs/download directories, you may want to do the

following first so that you don't need to download eggs for each branch or

project that you work on:

$ mkdir -p ~/.buildout/eggs ~/.buildout/download-cache

$ echo -e "[buildout]\ndownload-cache = $HOME/.buildout/download-cache\neggs-directory = $HOME/.buildout/eggs" > ~/.buildout/default.cfg

$ fab bootstrap test

to setup and test your development environment. If you haven't used

pip before or setup its download cache, you may want to do the

following first so that you don't need to download eggs for each

branch or project that you work on:

$ mkdir -p ~/.pip/cache

$ echo -e "[global]\ndownload_cache = ~/.pip/cache" > ~/.pip/pip.conf

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Running the server

Once you've run the previous steps you can run the server with:

$ make run

$ fab run

This by default will use a local sqlite database and ask you if you want to

create an admin account. If you want to also load up a few dummy apps

and reviews to test the site, use:

$ ./bin/manage.py loaddata samples

$ fab manage:'loaddata samples'

To see any media (images and css) you'll need to define both the

serve_static_media and media_root settings in your local configuration.

would be a valid interaction with the client:

$ cd django_project

$ python

$ ../virtualenv/bin/python

Python 2.6.5 (r265:79063, Apr 16 2010, 13:57:41)

[GCC 4.4.3] on linux2