Umbrella repo for opentree web site and services

Instructions coming soon. In the meantime, see the phylografter instructions for more details about using web2py.

The included requirements.txt file lists known-good versions of all the required python modules for opentree, plus a few convenience modules. To install these modules using pip,

pip install -r requirements.txt

The contents of the webapp subdirectory are a web2py application. Make a symbolic link called "opentree" in a web2py/applications directory to the webapp directory. You should be able to launch web2py and see the app running at http://127.0.0.1:8000/opentree/

Briefly:

1. Download and unpack the source code version of web2py from http://www.web2py.com/examples/default/download MTH used version 2.4.2 of web2py

2. Create the sym link

cd web2py/applications
ln -s /full/path/to/opentree/webapp opentree

3. Launch web2py

cd /full/path/to/web2py
python web2py.py --nogui -a '<recycle>'

Where the -a flag is allowing you to reuse the previous admin password that you used with this instance of web2py.

mockup : JAR's hand-written html that mock up the design of the site.

webapp/controllers : python code executed by web2py when a URL is successfully mapped to a controller.

webapp/modules : python code that can be imported and used by the web app, but is not exposed as controller

webapp/models : code that describes the database structure used by the web app

webapp/views : templates for the page content that is rendered in response to a query. The view is typically specific to a few controllers in the web app

webapp/static : static content to be returned by the web app. Contains css, images and js subdirectories for commonly used items.

webapp/private : the location to be used for storing installation-specific configuration information.

webapp/cron : directory that stores commands to be executed periodically by the web2py framework when the app is running.

webapp/databases : the location of the database files used by web2py.

webapp/languages : web2py code for internationalization

webapp/cache, webapp/databases, webapp/errors, webapp/sessions, webapp/uploads : directories used by web2py to store content associated with user's activities. Content here should not need to be committed to version control.

Argus uses Raphaeljs and jQuery libraries.

Copyright © 2008 Dmitry Baranovskiy

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