Schedme

An application who reconnect us with our hobbies or at least for that it was designed.

to see the application running click on the following link DEMO).

after looking that DEMO you can see the deployment on heroku here deployment on heroku

Local installation

Clone the repo in the folder schedme/ run the following commands

 $ python3 -m venv env-django
 $ source env-django/bin/activate
 (env-django)$ pip3 install -r requirements.txt
 (env-django)$ cd app/
 (env-django)$ python manage.py runserver

Google Authentication

In order to use Google API services when the app is installed, you need to create a Google API project.

Then, on the Google developers console :

• Libraries :Add the Google Calendar Library
• Setup the OAuth Authorization Screen
  • Add the following access level
    • .../auth/userinfo.email
    • .../auth/userinfo.profile
    • .../auth/calendar.events.freebusy
    • .../auth/calendar.events.owned
  • Add test users
• Credentials : create an ID client OAuth 2.0
  • Add your website in the javascript origins (both http://localhost:8000 and http://localhost:8080 if you're running on local)
  • In the redirection origins
    • add yourwebsite/accounts/google/login/callback/ (http://localhost:8000/accounts/google/login/callback/ if running local)
    • add yourwebsite/students/callback (http://localhost:8080 if running local)
  • Download the JSON file associated, and keep client ID and secret code

If you're running the programm locally, put the JSON file in the root folder of the project.

If you're running the programm on server, set the value of the CLIENT_CONFIG environment variable as the content of the JSON file.

Once the project is running, add Google as a django social app :

• connect to yourwebsite/admin with a superuser account (if you don't have created one, you can use username:admin - password:admin)
• change the password of the admin user
• create a social application
  • Provider: Google
  • name: Google API
  • Client ID: copy the OAuth 2.0 client ID from earlier
  • Secret key: copy the OAuth secret key from earlier
  • Sites: add example.com

Deploy on Scalingo

Be sure you have a Scalingo account with ssh keys properly set.

Create a scalingo project. Get your project url.

Add environments variables:

• ALLOWED_HOSTS=yourprojecturl
• CLIENT_CONFIG=JSON token from previous part

Follow the instructions on the code section.

Then you can access your project on its url. Don't forget to set the admin account, as described in previous section.