Logging, tracking, documenting, collaborating and communicationg -- are some of the tasks kibuwiki (the wiki-based project management and documentation tool developed by Peter Varo at Kitchen Budapest) can help you and your team to manage.

NOTE: On a Mac you need to install homebrew first.

On Mac OS X:

$ brew install python3

On Arch Linux:

# sudo pacman -S python tk python-pip python-setuptools

NOTE: On a Mac it is pip3, on Arch Linux it is pip by default.

$ pip3 install flask flask-login flask-openid flask-mail flask-sqlalchemy
  sqlalchemy-migrate flask-whooshalchemy flask-wtf flask-babel
  guess_language flipflop coverage

On Mac OS X:

$ brew install pygit2

On Arch Linux:

# sudo pacman -S python-pygit2

NOTE: On a Mac you can run the script just as on a GNU/Linux distribution, however to do that you have to create/change aliases: python => python2 and python3 => python. This is necessary, because run.py's shebang is looking for python without the version number suffix.

On Mac OS X:

$ cd kibuwiki
$ python3 run.py

On Arch Linux:

# cd kibuwiki
# chmod a+x run.py
# ./run.py

Import Statements: should always be ordered by importing core python modules first, which should be followed by all the third-party modules and then user modules should be the last to import.

Example:

# Import python modules
from itertools import zip_longest

# Import flask modules
from flask import flash

# Import kibuwiki modules
from app import db