Joltem, short for "jolt them", was an attempt to make an open incubator. A place where people could come together and start a business. The project is no longer being maintained, feel free to fork it and put it to use.

• The Broken Startup Process / Проблема старта
• Building a Git Server
• Fork and Pull Alternative

This is a guide on how to setup the project in your local environment for development.

Let's assume that you have already installed Vagrant and VirtualBox.

First, you have to install Salty Vagrant :

$ vagrant plugin install vagrant-salt

Second, add precise64 box if you have not got it yet :

$ vagrant box add precise64 http://files.vagrantup.com/precise64.box

or do the following if you have a slow network connection :

$ wget -c http://files.vagrantup.com/precise64.box
$ vagrant box add precise64 precise64.box

vagrant box add is required only once. It installs a box named precise64 to ~/.vagrant.d.

Run the following command, it will install every dependency that the project needs, setup any networking, and sync folders :

$ vagrant up

In order to reach the development site add 33.33.33.33 joltem.local to /etc/hosts. Now it should work (N.B. site is served by Nginx) :

$ curl -i joltem.local

If you want to start the Django development server you need to log into the guest VM by ssh :

$ vagrant ssh
$ cd /home/joltem/joltem
$ source /home/joltem/venv/bin/activate
(venv)$ python manage.py runserver 33.33.33.33:8000

Now curl -i joltem.local:8000 requests are served by built in Django server.

The vagrant setup will create a few dummy users that you can sign in with immediately to test the system, all passwords are 123 with usernames :

• emil ( admin )
• becky
• bob
• ian
• jill
• kate
• will

However you can also create a super user :

(venv)$ python manage.py createsuperuser

In order to clone repository you have to add your public key on http://joltem.local/account/keys/ page. Say your username is marsel, the repository id is 1, and the git server listens on port 222 :

$ git clone ssh://marsel@joltem.local:222/1

Also you can access the site's shell by running :

$ ssh -p 222 marsel@joltem.local

You can run tests from VM:

(venv)$ python manage.py test

If something goes wrong, see logs at /var/log/supervisor.

If you encounter intermittent 404s, you might have multiple VMs running at the same time. We suggest powering off all VMs and unregister the inaccessible ones and reran the Vagrant up progress.