Build Status:
Installation:
create a clean venv and populate from requirements.txt
virtualenv ~/venvs/foobar -r rhaptos2.user/requirements.txt
run setup.py develop against common and user
. bin/activate cd rhaptos2.common python setup.py develop
cd rhaptos2.user python setup.py develop
- cd rhaptos2.user/rhaptos/user python run.py --debug --config=../../local.ini
- adjust local.ini as needed, the defaults give you access to a postgresdbase now. (Yea security !)
4.a within the venv so:
python runtests.py --config=../../../local.ini --prepopulate=Y
You should be able to successfully
http://localhost:5000 - hello world http://localhost:5000/users/ - json list of dbase (max 25, solely for dev) http://localhost:5000/user/?user=org.cnx.user-80eeb317-2bb9-4230-8f1f-d62509d2bf4f (adjust thsi last one with uuid from above)
- Also note shell.py will give you a command line to dbase for testing usermodel
:
(vuser)user(convert2newconf)$ python -i shell.py
Connecting to Database:
www.frozone.mikadosoftware.com
You are now in shell, without access to Flask App, but with dbase
You may want to review prepopulate.py for notes on prepopulating the dbase during development
>>> q = db_session.query(usermodel.User)
>>> q.all()
[<rhaptos2.user.usermodel.User object at 0x807476950>]
>>> Notes to be tidied up later:
You will need a SSL-enabled IP based access to a postgresql server (9.1 tested, a bit)
Add user conneciton string details to local.ini
notes for setting postgres::
create user test1 with password 'xxx';
create database dbtest;
GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON dbtest to usertest;
pg_hba.conf - set addresses for md5 to all
postgres,conf - set listenaddresses to all, use SSL and password encryption on
sudo service postgresql restart
test access from psql -d dbtest -U usertest -h www.frozone.mikadosoftware.com
First steps:
1. enter the venv and
python -i shell.py
This should instantiate the database and store one user in the dbase
This is a genuine openid (I'll add them a persona soon) - so you can authenticate
against them, password is pass1 (I think)
2. Now try running the app as aboveLicense:
This software is subject to the provisions of the GNU Affero General Public License Version 3.0 (AGPL). See license.txt for details. Copyright (c) 2013 Rice University