Software Collections Management Website
Enable yum repository from copr:
sudo wget -O /etc/yum.repos.d/SoftwareCollections.repo http://copr-fe.cloud.fedoraproject.org/coprs/mstuchli/SoftwareCollections/repo/fedora-20-x86_64/
Install package softwarecollections:
sudo yum -y install softwarecollections
Check the configuration in config files:
sudo vim /etc/softwarecollections/localsettings
sudo vim /etc/httpd/conf.d/softwarecollections.conf
If you have changed the configuration of database connection (which is recommended for production), initialize the database with:
sudo softwarecollections syncdb --migrate --noinput
Follow the installation steps. You do not need package softwarecollections itself, but you need all it's requirements.
Clone the git repository:
git clone [email protected]:misli/softwarecollections.git
cd softwarecollections
Clone the packaging-guide repository
git clone [email protected]:pmkovar/packaging-guide.git
Import packaging-guide
./guide-build packaging-guide
./guide-import packaging-guide
Create local configuration:
cp softwarecollections/localsettings{-development,}.py
Initialize development database:
./manage.py syncdb --all
./manage.py migrate --fake
Run development server:
./manage.py runserver
Voilà!
No registration of user is required. You may simply login if You have FAS account.
If You want to access the admin site, first make Yourself a superuser:
./manage.py makesuperuser $USER
To update your code and database to the last available version run:
git pull --rebase
./manage.py syncdb --migrate --noinput
You may also need to install some new requirements (see the spec file).
To create and build RPM from the latest tagged release type:
tito build --rpm
tito release copr
To create RPM from the last commit (it does not have to be pushed to the repo) type:
tito build --rpm --test
tito release copr-test
Note that you need rel-eng/releasers.conf:
sed "s/<USERNAME>/$USERNAME/" < rel-eng/releasers.conf.template > rel-eng/releasers.conf
If this is Your first time working with Django application, read through the Django Tutorial.
For the detailed information about all aspect of using Django see the Django Documentation.
If You have changed some model and You want to create migrations, see the South Tutorial.