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About

djangit is a git web frontend written with django and dulwich.

Requirements

Installable from pypi:

• Django
• Dulwich

Other requirements:

• Git

Installing

Add this to your INSTALLED_APPS in settings.py:

'django.contrib.markup',
'djangit',

On DigitalOcean

Using Ansible you can get Djangit running on a DigitalOcean instance with just one command (not counting cloning and setting up a virtualenv)!

1. git clone https://github.com/valberg/djangit.git
2. cd djangit/
3. Create a virtualenv
4. In virtualenv: pip install -r requirements_dev.txt
5. cd ansible/
6. mv digital_ocean_credentials.yml.template digital_ocean_credentials.yml
7. Add client_id, api_key and ssh_key_ids to digital_ocean_credentials.yml (more details in the file)
8. Deploy: ansible-playbook -i localhost, digital_ocean.yml

License

We need a license!

Hacking

Requirements

• Vagrant *
• Ansible *
• SASS (for compiling .scss to .css)

* Hard requirement

Setup

For starters, install the requirements (at least the ones marked as hard requirements) listed above.

When that is done, install the required python packages in a virtual environment:

pip install -r requirements_dev.txt

Next, run:

inv up

This will create a new Vagrant instance and provision it using Ansible.

Note: This can take some time, depending on your internet connection, since a Ubuntu 14.04 base box needs to be downloaded and then upgraded via Ansible.

You should now be ready to hack on Djangit!

If anything doesn't work, please create an issue

Tasks

Djangit uses Invoke to run tasks associated with development. Each task is runnable using inv <taskname>.

Start

To both start the vagrant box (provision if needed) and then run Djangos runserver use inv start.

This command is comprised of two other commands up and serve. So, to only start the vagrant box run inv up, and to only run the development server (requires a running vagrant box) run inv serve.

To access the running development version of Djangit use: http://localhost:8000

Manage

If you need to interact with manage.py, you can use inv manage <cmd> where <cmd> is the management command you wish to run. If you need to pass flags as well, put your command in quotes, i.e. inv manage 'flush --noinput'.

Note: Running commands that require input is a quite dodgy, so commands like shell and dbshell only display input when pressing enter.

CSS

Djangit uses Bootstrap and Font Awesome for a beautiful look.

Thus all styles are written in SASS and need to be compiled into CSS. Run this command in the root directory to compile it:

inv css