Welcome to PepperTrax, a Web application written in Python to help you keep track of your hot pepper customers through their growth menus.
The first thing you'll need to do is clone your own repo of PepperTrax to your server.
PepperTrax uses MySQL for its database backend. You'll need to have access to a MySQL server, and have the following information ready for installation:
- Database Host
- Database username
- Database password
- Database name
PepperTrax is written in Python. It requires Python 3.5 or higher to run. There are a number of Python modules that PepperTrax needs in order to run. You need to make sure the following modules are installed and available on your server:
- flask
- flask_table
- matplotlib
- pymysql
- pytz
- numpy
- seaborn
- io
- base64
you can use
apt-getorpipto install them.
It's not very convenient for you to haul your computer out to the garden every time you want to check the progress of your customers. For your convenience, you can print a list of your active customers and track their progress, then enter the info into PepperTrax.
Let's face it, we're all a little lazy when it comes to data entry. PepperTrax lets you enter logging information at your convenience. You can set the date for all customers at once by clicking the button at the top of the log.
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