#UDJ
UDJ is a social music player. It allows many people to control a single music player democratically. Checkout the UDJ homepage for more information. This is the official UDJ server. For details on the API for interacting with this server checkout the UDJ-0.6 REST API. You can also checkout the source for any of our several clients:
The udj server requires several python packages. They can
be found in requirements.txt and installed with the command
pip install -r requirements.txt
It is suggested that before executing the above command you first setup a virtual environment in which to work. This will greatly help in preventing and conflicts you may have between any currently installed python packages and the ones required by UDJ. For more information about virtual environment, please visit the virtualenv homepage.
Also note that UDJ uses geodjango so you'll need to have a spatial database. For more information on setting up a spatial database and getting it working with geodjango, please view the geodjango documentation. We recommend setting up a PostGIS database, however UDJ should work in theory with other spatial databases supported by geodjango.
In order to run the test server, there are several key variables
that you must provide to the settings.py file. This can easily be
done by creating a file called settings_local.py. The settings.py
file will load this file and use any variables put in it. A
skeleton of what a typical settings_local.py looks like can be found in
settings_local.skel. Once you have all your settings configured,
you can populate your database with test data by executing
python manage.py loaddata udj/fixtures/test_fixture.json
This populates the database with dummy data and creates an
admin user with the username admin and the password udj.
Once you have everything setup, you can run the server by running the following command:
`python manage.py runserver`
UDJ is a team effort lead by Kurtis Nusbaum. I really like computers and programming.
If you have any questions or comments, feel free to post them to the UDJ mailing list.
UDJ is licensed under the GPLv2.