Update documentation to re: finding reposadolib

[timsutton]

This has already come up on munki-dev, but margarita.py assumes that it can read the reposadolib module.

Traceback (most recent call last):
File "margarita.py", line 15, in
from reposadolib import reposadocommon
ImportError: No module named reposadolib

If I add a symlink to my reposadolib module directory at the root of the margarita installation, it works correctly. I imagine there might be a more elegant / proper way to handle this (via a config file, etc.).

In the end, my reposado user's apps folder structure looks like this:

.
├── margarita
│   ├── margarita.py
│   ├── preferences.plist -> /home/reposado/git/reposado/code/preferences.plist
│   ├── README.md
│   ├── reposadolib -> /home/reposado/git/reposado/code/reposadolib
│   ├── static
│   └── templates
└── reposado
├── code
├── docs
├── LICENSE.txt
├── other
├── README.md
└── setup.py

[timsutton]

I guess I should've used Markdown bullets rather than just copy/paste the default output from the tree command for the above, but you get the idea.

[jessepeterson]

Thanks for the feedback. Yes, it is assumed that reposedo is installed into the same Python site-packages as Margarita and Flask are executing from. I haven't taken into account reposado running directly from code. I'll update the docs for that. Thanks again!

[timsutton]

I think a lot of users are actually running reposado directly from code, as that's how the documentation suggests running it. Thanks for creating this project, it looks great!

[jessepeterson]

I updated the docs; hopefully they're clear enough for folks to follow along. THanks for your report!