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Microservice for comments.

Similar to Isso, but using Viralata for authentication.

An example of web interface using this microservice as backend is Cuidando2.

$ python setup.py develop

If you are using Postgres:

$ pip install psycopg2

Place a settings/keypub file with the public key used by the Viralata instance.

Create the database and user, set them in settings/local_settings.py as SQLALCHEMY_DATABASE_URI.

SQLALCHEMY_DATABASE_URI = 'postgresql://<user>:<password>@localhost/<database>'

Create tables:

$ python manage.py initdb

$ python manage.py run

This code should be OpenShift ready. So it should be possible to host it for free.

Using rhc (don't forget to set the URL for the used repository; maybe this one?):

rhc app create tagarela python-2.7 postgresql-9.2 --from-code=<code-for-repo>

Looks like OpenShift Postgres is not doing Vacuum, so we do it with a cron job:

rhc cartridge add cron -a tagarela

You will also need a keypub file for the used Viralata instance and a local_settings.py file. You can use settings/local_settings.openshift_example.py as an example for the second one. Place both files in ~/app-root/data/, inside the OpenShift gear. And, from inside the gear, using SSH, init the DB:

. $OPENSHIFT_PYTHON_DIR/virtenv/bin/activate
~/app-root/repo
python manage.py -s $OPENSHIFT_DATA_DIR initdb

Needs a 'static' doc, but accesssing the root of a hosted instance it's possible to see a Swagger doc.

Tagarela, in Brazilian Portuguese, means a person who talks a lot...

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