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See Proposal.md for more background information (our project proposal).

• You'll need to install sqlite3 apt-get install sqlite3 or whatever.

• To run the web interface, install python2.7 and virtualenv. You should then be able to run virtualenv venv -p python2.7 followed by source venv/bin/activate and finally pip install -r requirements.txt.

• Now, you should be able to simply run python run.py and navigate to http://localhost:5000

• The scheduling components rely on 'cron' and 'at', so you'll need to make sure those are installed for scheduling to work.

• To receive any SMS, you'll need to register your phone number with Twilio, the best way to do this is to email Matt your phone number. I'll add it to Twilio, you'll receive a confirmation code, and then once you email me the confirmation code, I'll confirm you and you'll be all set.

• Your other option is to run the SMS server locally, and connect with the fake phone script. To do this, cd into the RRSMS directory. You'll now need python 3 (sorry), and run virtualenv venv -p python3 followed by source venv/bin/activate and then pip install -r requirements.txt. To run the server: python Server.py, and run the 'phone' with python Phone.py -n <a phone number>. You can then 'text' the server. The website will still send stuff to the heroku app by default, you can change this by opening app/views.py, near the top you'll see: RRSMS_URL = "http://record-right.herokuapp.com" # RRSMS_URL = "http://localhost:5001", just switch these around and it should then communicate with the local server.

• That should more or less cover it, let me know if you run into any bugs/dependency issues and I'll do my best to fix them.