This tool is made to make programmers more productive through issuing commands via the address bar of their favorite browser.
goto settings
then under the search
section press Manage search engines
now we will add cantkeepup here, scroll down until you find 3 empty boxes. In
the first box Add a new search engine
type cantkeepup
. In the second box
Keyword
type cantkeepup
. In the last box URL with %s in place of query
type http://cantkeepup.herokuapp.com/?q=%s
. Then press enter, and make it
the default one by pressing the Make default
button that appears when you
hover over it.
ENJOY~~!
First of all you need both pip and python2 installed then navigate to the project directory and install all the requirement:
$ pip install -r requirements.txt
Make sure you are running your own psql server with a database named
cantkeepup_dev, and having virtualenvwrapper
installed, and
$VIRTUAL_ENV/bin/postactivate
contains:
#!/bin/zsh
# This hook is sourced after this virtualenv is activated.
export APP_SETTINGS=config.DevelopmentConfig
# this assumes you have posgresql server installed locally, and you have
# a db named cantkeepup_dev already created.
export DATABASE_URL=postgresql://localhost/cantkeepup_dev
You will need to run the 'db_create.py' once in order to populate your local db.
$ python db_create.py
Finally run the application:
$ python manage.py runserver
We are using Flask-Migrate, and it can be done in a couple of easy steps. First,
make your changes to the models, then from the terminal issue this command:
python manage.py migrate
and then python manage.py upgrade
. To check what
exactly happens check the function upgrade
in the last created file in
cantkeeup-directory/migrations/versions
. As for moving or deleting the data
you have to do it yourself, either manually or automatically.
ocvs <keywords>
--- search in OpenCV codebase in githubs <keywords>
org <keywords>
--- search using googlet <keywords>
--- translate from English to Arabic using google translatep
--- redirect to pastie.orgulib <keywords>
--- search AUC library<keywords>
--- search using google (this is the default case by the way)
In order to install bower we have built our own buildpack, use this command to activate it:
heroku create --buildpack https://github.com/ghooo/heroku-buildpack-python-with-bower.git
Make sure to add the correct these environment variables to heroku:
APP_SETTINGS
, and SECRET_KEY