pyParty is a LAN party management system written in Python utilizing the Django Framework. It aims to incorporate all of the features from the no-longer-maintained Autonomous Lan Party (ALP) project. Some planned features include:

• Attendee Managment
• Server Listings
• Chat
• Music system
• ShoutCast stream
• Music requests
• Nom-noms
• Arranged Food Runs
• Food Ordering
• Tournaments
• single elimation
• single elimination free for all
• double elimination
• round robin
• Benchmark competitions
• and more!

##Requirements

A list of required Python packages can be found in requirements.txt. These are all available via PyPi and can be easily installed with pip install -r requirements.txt.

pyParty requires Python 2.6 or better and is compatible with Python 3. It is tested against 2.7 and 3.4, specifically.

##License

pyParty is released under the MIT License and is copyright © 2014 Jonathan Enzinna. A copy of the license is available in the LICENSE file.

pyParty uses the following open-source libraries:

• id3reader, by Nik Reiman
• jQuery custom checkboxes, by Khavilo Dmitry
• handlebars, by Yehuda Katz

Credit for the design goes to Stilearning from WrapBootstrap.

pyParty uses the awesome Bootstrap from Twitter and proudly uses jQuery.