FlightDeck/INSTALL

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First Installation
Virtualenv is providing a stable environment for Django. (1)
Assuming that svn/git/mercurial and Python 2.5+ is already
installed it should be enough to follow these steps (some
commands are specific to Ubuntu with Bash):
1. Clone FlightDeck from github
$ sudo apt-get install git-core
$ cd /path/to/projects/
$ git clone git@github.com:zalun/FlightDeck.git
2. Initiate configuration files
$ cd /path/to/projects/FlightDeck
$ ./scripts/initiate.sh
3. Install python-setuptools python-dev build-essential libmysqlclient-dev
$ sudo apt-get install subversion mercurial python-setuptools python-dev build-essential libmysqlclient-dev
4. Install Pip and VirtualEnv
$ sudo easy_install -U pip
$ sudo pip install -U virtualenv
5. Create directory for Python environments
$ sudo mkdir /srv; sudo mkdir /srv/python-environments
$ cd /srv/python-environments
$ sudo virtualenv --no-site-packages flightdeck
6. Install via pip from requirements.txt and custom packages
$ cd /path/to/project/FlightDeck
$ ./scripts/install.sh
7. Check if everything is working
* activate flightdeck environment
$ cd /srv/python-environments
$ source flightdeck/bin/activate
the PS1 may change (regarding on the settings) to
(flightdeck)zalun@localhost $
* display the Django version
$ django-admin.py --version
1.1.1
* check if the same as in requirements file
$ grep Django /path/to/projects/FlightDeck/tools/pip-requirements.txt
Django==1.1.1
* display list of packages
$ yolk -l
Django - 1.1.1 - active
Python - 2.6.4 - active development (/usr/lib/python2.6/lib-dynload)
pip - 0.6.2 - active
setuptools - 0.6c11 - active
wsgiref - 0.1.2 - active development (/usr/lib/python2.6)
yolk - 0.4.1 - active
* Check if contains everything from requirements file in the right version plus
Python, pip and setuptools
$ cat /path/to/projects/FlightDeck/tools/pip-requirements.txt
Django==1.1.1
wsgiref==0.1.2
yolk==0.4.1
8. Configure the Django application
$ vi flightdeck/settings_local.py # **
9. Check local scripts configuration
$ vi scripts/config_local.sh
10. Initiate database*
$ ./scripts/syncdb.sh
Choose your superadmin username and password
11. Run Server*
$ ./scripts/runserver.sh
FlightDeck may be accessed by loading http://localhost:8090/
Administration from http://localhost:8090/admin/
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Extending the Python codebase
1. Install the package (example of installing PIL - graphics operations for Python)
$ cd /srv/python-environments
$ pip install -E flightdeck/ pil
2. Save the requirements
$ pip freeze -E flightdeck/ > /path/to/projects/FlightDeck/tools/pip-requirements.txt
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Adding third party projects
1. Install using subversion/git/mercurial if module configured as an egg (2)
# South is used as an example however we will use pip to install this module
# Change requirements
# add following line to FlightDeck/tools/pip-requirements.txt
# add line
-e hg+http://bitbucket.org/andrewgodwin/south/@0.6.2#egg=south
# update environment
$ cd /srv/python-environments
$ sudo pip install -E flightdeck/ -r /path/to/projects/FlightDeck/tools/pip-requirements.txt
2. Install custom packages
# Add to the scripts/install.sh
# checkout the right revisions into $SRC
sudo svn checkout http://django-grappelli.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/grappelli/ $SRC/grappelli
# Link module from #SRC to to $SITE_PACKAGES
if [ ! -e $SITE_PACKAGES/grappelli ]
then
$ sudo ln -fs $SRC/grappelli $SITE_PACKAGES/grappelli
fi
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Updating environment
1. Install from pip-requirements.txt
$ cd /srv/python-environments
$ sudo pip install -E flightdeck/ -r /path/to/projects/FlightDeck/tools/pip-requirements.txt
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* Scripts assume one has installed the FlightDeck environment in
/srv/python-envirenments/flightdeck/ if it is a different one
please edit the scripts/config_local.sh
** No *_local.py file should be shared between users, they contain
informations relevant only to the local installation of FlightDeck.
The exclude file is provided by default.
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(1) Installation of VirtualEnv under Ubuntu is described in detail in this post:
http://www.saltycrane.com/blog/2009/05/notes-using-pip-and-virtualenv-django/
(2) Pip requirements file format
http://pip.openplans.org/requirement-format.html