This is the code that powers hutmap.com.

• Setup
• Develop
• Deploy

This section describes how to set up and run hutmap as a developer.

We assume a working knowledge of Linux, Bash, Python, and Django. You may not know Vagrant, so walk through the tutorial before setting everything up.

It should work on Windows but we've only ever used Linux and Mac so no guarantees.

Download the project code and its submodules:

git clone https://github.com/dylanfprice/hutmap.git
git submodule init
git submodule update

The project uses bower to manage front-end dependencies. Install it with npm:

npm install -g bower
bower install

Install:

• Python 2.x
• Vagrant
• Ansible

If you run a Debian based Linux distro like me this should work:

$ sudo apt-get install vagrant
$ sudo easy_install pip
$ sudo pip install ansible

Create the file ops/provisioning/group_vars/vagrant with the following in it:

---
user: 'vagrant'
virtualenv: '{{ repo_dir }}/ops/venvs/hutmap/'
mysql_root_password: 'vagrant'

hutmap:
  version: 'dev'
  db_name: 'hutmap' 
  db_user: 'hutmap'
  db_password: 'hutmap'
  db_host: ''
  db_port: ''
  secret_key: '516713f0-518b-11e2-bcfd-0800200c9a66'
  debug: 'true'
  google_api_key: 'YOUR_GOOGLE_API_KEY'
  email_host_user: ''
  email_host_password: ''

$ cd ops/
$ vagrant up # this will take a while

On my machine with an ~ 30MBps connection this took around 30 minutes.

Go to http://localhost:8000 in your browser and verify you see the homepage.

If you encounter any errors, run

$ vagrant provision

and make sure it finishes without errors.

When you are done working, make sure you do a

$ vagrant suspend

before turning off your machine.

You will probably want to sync the database and load in some data:

$ cd ops/
$ vagrant ssh
$ workon_hutmap
$ ./manage.py syncdb
$ ./manage.py migrate
$ ./manage.py loaddata init
$ scripts/update_huts_json.sh

Got to localhost:8000/map and verify you see some data. You can now also log in to localhost:8000/admin with 'admin' for both username and password.

The main django app is in src/hutmap/huts/. You can run manage.py commands by logging into the vm:

$ cd ops/
$ vagrant ssh
$ workon_hutmap
$ ./manage.py <command>

Django's devserver is wrapped in an upstart service, so it should restart automatically if you crash it. But if you want to stop, start, or restart it for any reason, then while logged in to the vm you can run;

$ sudo stop django-devserver
$ sudo start django-devserver
$ sudo restart django-devserver

Edit the js files in hutmap/static/js/ and add tests in src/hutmap/static/js-test/. Changes will show up when you reload the page. Note that Angular expressions are wrapped in [* *] instead of the default {{ }}, so as not to conflict with Django.

Run the tests by logging into the vm and starting a karma server:

$ cd ops/
$ vagrant ssh
$ karma start /vagrant/hutmap/static/js-test/config/karma.conf.js

The css is located at hutmap/static/css/. It is written in less. The less is automatically compiled to css using django_compressor so you just need to reload the page.

There are two types of deploys: partial and full. A partial deployment assumes the server is already successfully serving hutmap and simply updates the code and static files (css, js, images, etc.). A full deploy assumes nothing and ensures all libraries and other 'one-time setup' items are taken care of.

First step is to set up ops/group_vars/dreamhost with the following variables set to the values you want (Ethan I can send you this file):

---
user: 'me'
repo_dir: '/home/me/mysite.com'

hutmap:
  # version changes on each deploy to invalidate old files in cache
  version: '{{ lookup("pipe", "date +%s") }}'
  db_name: 'my_db_name' 
  db_user: 'my_db_user'
  db_password: 'my_db_password'
  db_host: 'my_db_host'
  db_port: 'my_db_port'
  secret_key: 'my_secret_key'
  debug: 'false'
  google_api_key: 'my_google_api_key'
  email_host_user: '' # Not implemented yet
  email_host_password: '' # Not implemented yet

Next you need to set up the dreamhost server to authorize the vagrant vm's public key:

$ cd ops/
$ vagrant ssh
$ ssh-copy-id user@host # where user@host corresponds to your dreamhost account

Then, while still logged into the vm:

$ workon_hutmap
$ scripts/deploy_dreamhost.sh

Re-run this script any time you need to deploy.

Follow the same steps as Partial Deploy above, but at the last step run the following instead:

$ scripts/deploy_dreamhost.sh full