This is the event registration system for GDG Ukraine events.
CI:
master: 
Python 3.5.0 (it is recommended to use pyenv for dev environment)
NodeJS 5.0.0 (it is recommended to use nvm for dev environment)
MySQL (MariaDB works well)
Mercurial (because there's some `hg+` dependencies)
$ cd gdg.org.ua
$ mysql -uroot -e "CREATE DATABASE <dbname>; GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON <dbname>.* TO <username>@'localhost' IDENTIFIED BY '<userpassword>'; FLUSH HOSTS; FLUSH PRIVILEGES;"
export BLUEBERRYPY_CONFIG='{ "global": { "key":"<32-byte-str-for-aes>", "google_oauth": { "id": "<google_app_id>", "secret": "<google_app_secret>" }, "alembic": {"sqlalchemy.url": "mysql+mysqlconnector://<username>:<userpassword>@/<dbname>?unix_socket=/var/run/mysqld/mysqld.sock"} }, "sqlalchemy_engine": { "url": "mysql+mysqlconnector://<username>:<userpassword>@/<dbname>?unix_socket=/var/run/mysqld/mysqld.sock" } }'
export OAUTHLIB_INSECURE_TRANSPORT=1
- First, prepare the environment:
$ make env
$ make dev-deps
- Create database tables:
$ make db
- Start application:
$ make run-dev
- Open
http://localhost:8080/in your favourite browser and have fun :)
P.S. make dev (or just make) combines steps above except db target
- Prepare the environment:
$ make env
$ make deps
- Create database tables:
$ make prod-db
- Start application:
$ make run-prod
We have bin/update_gdg script for this
$ make test
You can use tox to run tests as well. Unfortunately, due to some bug in tox itself some special steps are required.
$ make test-envs
You can also run only specific set of tests. To do that, add -e toxenv[,toxenv] to tox comand. For example, to run tests only for python3.5, use the following command:
$ make TOX_ARGS="-e py35-codestyle,py35-nosetests" test-envs
If you for some reason need to run shell with env activated, run this:
$ make activate-env
[gdg.org.ua][py3.5] $ _
You may need to use 2to3 utility to convert 2nd python version code into py3k, i.e.:
$ 2to3 -w path/to/gdg.org.ua/env/lib/python*/site-packages/package
If you are getting errors about pip cannot find mysql-connector-python you can use the following workaround:
$ make activate-env
[gdg.org.ua][py3.5] $ pip install http://cdn.mysql.com/Downloads/Connector-Python/mysql-connector-python-2.0.4.zip#md5=3df394d89300db95163f17c843ef49df
or download the mysql-connector-python archive manually and then try to install requirements again.
If you see any wheel-related error output, you may want to avoid it by using
--no-use-wheel option. E.g.:
$ make activate-env
[gdg.org.ua][py3.5] $ pip install coverage --no-use-wheel