• master: most up-to-date branch with open registration. Up on http://wearhacks.eleyine.com
• stable: deployed branch with registration closed. Live on http://montreal.wearhacks.com

• pip - instructions here
• virtualenvwrapper - instructions here
• npm - instructions here

$ git clone git@github.com:eleyine/WearHacks-Website.git
$ cd WearHacks-Website
$ chmod u+x setup.sh
# The next two steps are optional but strongly recommended
$ mkvirtualenv wearhacks-website
$ workon wearhacks-website
(wearhacks-website) $ ./setup.sh

Note: setup.sh will copy example_private_settings.py to private.py. If you are on your local machine in dev mode, there's no need to edit it. However, if you'd like to deploy, please update smf_website/settings/private.py with your sensitive and deployment-specific settings.

Manual install: what's in setup.sh?

If you don't want to use setup.sh

$ mkvirtualenv wearhacks-website
$ workon wearhacks-website
(wearhacks-website) $ pip install -r requirements.txt
(wearhacks-website) $ bower install
(wearhacks-website) $ cp smf_website/settings/example_private_settings.py smf_website/settings/private.py
(wearhacks-website) $ python manage.py makemigrations
(wearhacks-website) $ python manage.py migrate
(wearhacks-website) $ python manage.py generate_registrations 3
(wearhacks-website) $ python manage.py runserver

Now, open http://127.0.0.1:8000/.

• To run on localhost:

  $ workon wearhacks-website
  (wearhacks-website) $ python manage.py runserver

• By default, you will use the Django settings defined in wearhacks_settings/settings/dev.py.

• To use production settings defined in wearhacks_settings/settings/prod.py:

  (wearhacks-website) $ export APP_ENV=prod
  (wearhacks-website) $ python manage.py runserver

• You can edit wearhacks_settings/settings/private.py to enter sensitive and user-specific settings. All settings in private.py will override those defined in dev.py and prod.py. See smf_website/settings/__init__.py for more information.

The registration app handles payment via Stripe. To test this feature, edit in your Stripe API keys in your private settings files (smf_website/*private.py).

I wrote a fabric script to automate installation on Digital Ocean droplets using the one-step Django installation. If you are deploying elsewhere, you can have an idea of the steps to take by inspecting server_files/fabfile.py.

Here are the setup instructions if you choose to do it with Digital Ocean.

• Create a Digital Ocean droplet with a Django installation image

• Ssh into your droplet to obtain the postgresql database password. It will be displayed in the welcome message.

• Copy smf_website/settings/private.py to smf_website/settings/server_private.py and uncomment the postgresql settings. Edit in your postgresql password from the step above.

• Make sure you have fabric installed locally. If you ran setup.sh, you already have it.

• In smf_website/server_files/, copy fab_config_example.py and rename it to fab_config.py. Edit in in your deployment host address.

• Then in server_files, run fab all

• If you'd like a list of fab commands, run fab -l =======