B(eer)Log is a beer recipe generation system. It allows you to model your equipment set, water profile, mash information, recipe data, etc. At also allows "forking" recipes and keeping the historical data about each recipe as part of the new recipe allowing ease of recipe modification and experimentation. It also will manage your ingredients inventory for you. It will not, however, brew the beer for you.
It also is a blogging engine that allows you to write a beer-recipe blog with linking to the recipes for ease of people following your instruction.
Python 2.6 or higher Flask Flask-WTF SQLObject Fabric (for remote deployment only) WTForms Boto (for S3 image storage) PIL (for image resizing) (libjpeg is required if you're going to use jpg images) Python-Dateutil 1.5
setup.py will install these packages (and their dependancies) for you.
Much like the Flask project I highly recommend the use of a virtualenv
(console.sh requires one to be installed as env/)
If you wish to use the image uploading functionality, you'll need to either
change the upload code (beerlog/images/views.py) to handle a different storage
back-end, or you'll need to supply some AWS S3 credentials.
python runserver.py
- Webserver that supports WSGI
python setup.py install- Point your webserver to
/var/www_apps/deploy.wsgi
Beerlog is © 2011 Todd Kennedy todd.kennedy@gmail.com and released under the MIT license