A django app for the hopestarter.org webapp

If you have docker installed, you can build an image and launch a container ready for you to use and test changes by using the scripts ./docker/build_image.py and ./docker/start_container. build_image.py must be called from the project's root directory.

The former script does just what it says in its name by using the dockerfiles named 1.BinaryDeps, 2.PythonDeps, 3.Ansible and 4.ServerSetup. The later starts a container with the resulting image with some sensible defaults like port mappings and storage volumes.

If you are using virtualenvwrapper and it's properly configured, just do:

mkvirtualenv <project_name>

To test install the dependencies:

pip install -r requirements/test.txt
pip install -r requirements/api.txt

Export the PGUSER and PGPASS environment variables:

export PGUSER=hopestarter
export PGPASS=secret

Run the ansible play book to create local db:

cd plays
export PGUSER=geotest
export PGPASS=geotest
export PGDATABASE=geotest
ansible-playbook -i inventory local.yml

Last, run ./manage.py syncdb from within the src directory.

Optionally load the fixtures as follows:

./manage.py loaddata hopestarter/fixtures/auth.yaml
./manage.py loaddata hopebase/fixtures/data.yaml
./manage.py loaddata hopespace/fixtures/data.yaml

Execute ./manage.py runserver from within the src directory.

Execute ./manage_api.py runserver from within the src directory.

brew install postgis gdal geos virtualenv