Sept 2016, Berlin

This is a plugin for superdesk.
It allows to ingest and manage events, to create planning within agenda, and to link coverages to them.

In order for Superdesk to expose the Planning module, you must configure it in both the client and server config files.

Add the dependency to your instance of superdesk.
In superdesk/client/package.json add superdesk-planning to the dependencies (replacing #a79d428 with the specific commit you require):

"dependencies": {
    ....,
    "superdesk-planning": "superdesk/superdesk-planning#a79d428"
}

Don't forget to add planning to your superdesk config in superdesk/client/superdesk.config.js, and to enable the planning feature:

apps: [
    ....,
    'superdesk-planning'
],
features: {
    ....,
    planning: true
},
workspace: {
    ....,
    planning: true,
    assignments: true
}

If you have importApps in your superdesk config, you should also add planning to this list:

importApps: [
    ....,
    'superdesk-planning'
]

This will import the superdesk-planning node module and load the superdesk.planning angular module in the main angular application.

Add the dependency to your instance of superdesk. In superdesk/server/requirements.txt add superdesk-planning to the dependencies (replacing @a5b14c23e with the specific commit you require):

git+git://github.com/superdesk/superdesk-planning.git@a5b14c23e#egg=superdesk-planning

Last thing you need to configure is to add planning to the list of installed apps.
In superdesk/server/settings.py add the following:

INSTALLED_APPS.extend([
    ....,
    'planning'
])

There is a Celery Task to expire items after a configured amount of time.

In your settings.py, configure CELERY_TASK_ROUTES, CELERY_BEAT_SCHEDULE and PLANNING_EXPIRY_MINUTES:

CELERY_TASK_ROUTES['planning.flag_expired'] = {
    'queue': celery_queue('expiry'),
    'routing_key': 'expiry.planning'
}

CELERY_BEAT_SCHEDULE['planning:expiry'] = {
    'task': 'planning.flag_expired',
    'schedule': crontab(minute='0')
}

PLANNING_EXPIRY_MINUTES = 4320 # default is 0

The above example config will run the Celery Task once every hour, flagging items as expired after 3 days from the scheduled date.

If PLANNING_EXPIRY_MINUTES = 0, then no item will be flagged as expired (effectively disabling this feature)

There is also a manage.py command so that you can manually run this task.

python manage.py planning:flag_expired

This is a Celery Task to delete spiked planning items, associated assignments and events after a configured amount of time. Settings are very similar to "planning:flag_expired" task

In your settings.py, configure this task as follows using the variable PLANNING_DELETE_SPIKED_MINUTES:

CELERY_TASK_ROUTES['planning.delete_spiked'] = {
    'queue': celery_queue(''),
    'routing_key': 'delete.planning'
}

CELERY_BEAT_SCHEDULE['planning:delete'] = {
    'task': 'planning.delete_spiked',
    'schedule': crontab(minute='0')
}

PLANNING_DELETE_SPIKED_MINUTES = 4320 # default is 0

The above example config will run the Celery Task once every hour, deleting spiked items after 3 days from the scheduled date.

If PLANNING_EXPIRY_MINUTES = 0, then no item will be deleted

There is also a manage.py command so that you can manually run this task.

python manage.py planning:delete_spiked

Installing Superdesk-Planning for production or test environments is as easy as running the following:

cd superdesk/client
npm install
cd ../server
pip install -r requirements.txt
cd ../..

First you will need to clone the repo from GitHub.
In the root folder where your current superdesk folder is, run the following:

git clone git@github.com:superdesk/superdesk-planning.git

Running the following will link the superdesk-planning module in development mode:

cd superdesk/client
npm install
npm link ../../superdesk-planning
cd ../..

Run the following to install the python module in development mode:

cd superdesk/server
pip install -r requirements.txt
cd ../../superdesk-planning
pip install -e .
cd ..

To run the same tests that is used in Travis, run the following:

cd superdesk-planning
make test
cd ..

Or you can run them individually as below.

Code Style

cd superdesk-planning
npm run hint
cd ..

Unit Tests

cd superdesk-planning
npm run unit_test
cd ..

Coverage Report

cd superdesk-planning
npm run coveralls
cd ..

Code Style

cd superdesk-planning/server
flake8
cd ../..

Unit Tests

cd superdesk-planning/server
nosetests -v
cd ../..

Behaviour Tests

cd superdesk-planning/server
behave
cd ../..