Free and opensource clone of Editorially, which died a few months ago. It uses a lot of existing tools (UIkit's editor, Flask, KNACSS, Jquery, and so on...) but all I wrote myself is under What The Fuck Public Licence

##Installation

You must install python3, because Downpub will not work well on python2. You must install setuptools too, then - it's optional - virtualenv. Then, in the virtualenv (or not), enter this :

pip install Flask Flask-WTF Flask-sqlalchemy Flask-Migrate Flask-Babel

or you can use the provided requirements.pip file :

pip install -r requirements.pip

Go to the directory where manage.py is, and type :

python manage.py db upgrade

This creates and initializes the db

Then, start the webapp :

python run.py

Now open your browser and go to http://localhost:5000. I'm not yet at ease with web servers and stuff for python (I'm a php dev mostly), but I will try to put a little help around here. Stay tuned.

That's normal. Someone told me one day "Release early, release often".

So be it. Besides, even if it's wrong, i'm using git like a sync tool between my home computer and the office one, without any use of branches. Boooh, it's bad, make me bad. Or not.

Just give me some time : I'm learning Python, I'm learning Flask, and I'm learning git. One day it will work. I promise.

Voilà.