A module that automatically syncs geographical information standards managed on GitHub to https://register.geostandaarden.nl

The Guide for information model owners and maintainers [NL] explains how to add information models to GitHub and offer them for tracking to https://register.geostandaarden.nl

The Guide for registry maintainers [NL] explains how to setup tracking of new information models by the register.

This modules runs on Linux and macOS. You are encouraged to create a staging and production environment on your server as follows

1. create your staging directory

    cd /var/www/geostandaarden/
    mkdir staging
   

2. create a virtual environment called e.g. tr_staging and activate it

    cd staging
    virtualenv tr_staging
    source tr_staging/bin/activate
   

3. Clone this repository and install the module in editable mode with pip as

    git clone https://www.github.com/geonovum/technisch-register
    cd technisch-register
    pip install -e ./
   

   The -e flag makes sure that "any changes you make to the code will immediately apply accross the system". In other words, you don't have to install the module every time you update the code. pip will automatically install the project's dependencies (see setup.py).

4. Switch to the staging branch

    git checkout staging
   

5. Rename technisch_register/settings-example.py to technisch_register/settings.py and provide the needed paths.

6. Run technisch_register/initialize.py to create the required directories and build the register

    cd technisch_register
    python initialize.py
   

7. Copy technisch_register/cgi-bin.py to your server's cgi-bin folder, rename it to build.py and adapt the paths to staging and production environments as needed.

8. Build the production environment by following steps 1 - 6 (except 4) while changing all mentions of staging to production

The main script is build.py. It reads a GitHub JSON payload from stdin. Run build.py as

cd technisch_register
cat github-payload.json | python build.py

Install pytest and run the tests as

pip install pytest
py.test tests/