OpenStay uses the hackathon boilerplate https://github.com/DrkSephy/django-hackathon-starter

• Features
• Pre-requisites
• Getting Started
• Obtaining API Keys
• Project Structure
• Contributing
• License

• User Registration
• Sphinx Documentation
• Django Nosetests
• Integration with Django Rest Framework
• Basic Authentication with username and password
• OAuth 2.0 Authentication
  • Facebook
  • Google+
• OAuth 1.0a Authentication
  • Twitter
• API Examples
  • Twitter API
  • Facebook API
  • Google+ API

This project relies on bower for front-end dependencies, which in turn requires npm. npm is now bundled with NodeJS, which you can download and install here.

For Python-specific libraries, this project relies on pip. The easiest way to install pip can be found here.

To get up and running, simply do the following:

$ git clone https://github.com/DrkSephy/django-hackathon-starter.git
$ cd django-hackathon-starter

# Install the requirements
$ pip install -r requirements.txt

# Install bower
$ npm install -g bower
$ bower install

# Perform database migrations
$ python manage.py makemigrations
$ python manage.py migrate

$ manage.py runserver localhost:8080

NOTE: We highly recommend creating a Virtual Environment. Python Virtual Environments allow developers to work in isolated sandboxes and to create separation between python packages installed via pip.

1. Register an account on Twitter.com
2. Visit Twitter application management page
3. Click on Create New App
   • Enter Application name, Description, and Website field
   • For Callback URL field, enter: http://127.0.0.1:8000/hackathon/
4. Click Create your Twitter application
5. Go to the Permissions tab
6. Under Access, select Read and Write type
7. Go to Keys and Access Tokens tab
8. Under Your Access Token, click on Create my access token to generate access tokens
9. Within settings.py, add the following:
   • TWITTER_CONSUMER_KEY = Twitter-consumer-key
   • TWITTER_CONSUMER_SECRET = Twitter-consumer-secret
   • TWITTER_ACCESS_TOKEN = Twitter-access-token
   • TWITTER_ACCESS_TOKEN_SECRET = Twitter-access-token-secret

1. Register an account on Facebook.com
2. Visit Facebook Developers page
3. After logging in, Click on My Apps and then on Add a New App
   • Choose Website as the platform and add the name for your project
   • Give your app a name.
   • Choose the category your app falls into.
   • Click Create App ID
   • Skip the quickstart process and you will be redirected to the app dashboard.
4. Copy the app ID and the app secret.
5. From the left menu choose the Settings option.
6. Click on Add Platform and choose Website once again.
7. Under site URL, specift the URL to be redirected after authentication is complete.
8. Click save.
9. In settings.py change the following values:
   • FACEBOOK_APP_ID = your_app_id
   • FACEBOOK_APP_SECRET = your_app_secret

1. Register an account on Google.com.
2. Navigate to Google Developer Console.
3. Click on Create Project, give your app a name and click Create (this might take a few sceonds).
4. You will be redirected to the project dashboard. From the left menu choose APIs & auth and then choose APIs.
5. Choose the API you would like to use (the built in example uses Google+ API).
6. Click on Enable API.
7. From the side menu, under APIs & auth select consent screen.
   • Fill your app name under Product Name.
   • Hit save button on the bottom.
8. From the side menu, under APIs & auth select credentials:
   • Click on Create new Client ID.
   • Under Authorized JavaScript origins specify you app base address (e.g http://localhost:8000).
   • Under Authorized redirect URIs specify the URL to be redirected after authentication is complete.
   • Hit Create Client ID button (this might also take a few seconds).
9. Copy your new generated client_id and client_secret:
10. Under settings.py change the following values:
    • GOOGLE_PLUS_APP_ID = your_client_id
    • GOOGLE_PLUS_APP_SECRET = your_client_secret

We welcome contributions of all kinds. If you would like to know what work is needed to be done, check the issue tracker. Before sending a pull request, please open an issue. This project follows the pep-0008 style guide.

Where applicable to hackathon code contribution the MIT license is applied otherwise OpenStay is housed under the Mozilla Public License Version 2.0

The MIT License (MIT) Copyright (c) 2015 David Leonard

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