Djangoodle

Event:

• Name
• Description
• Time of creation
• Email of creator

Event Items:

• Type: DateTime or Categorical (or both)

Participants (tied to specific events)

• Event
• Name
• Array of event items

New event Add event items Create URL to event with hash:

• Admin link:
  • edit event properties
  • change event items
  • close event
  • send emails to potential participants
  • remove participants
• Public link:
  • Add participant to event
  • Choose event items Show current results each event item and sorted list of current best event items

Pre-setup and daily usage:

• Virtualenv 0. Install virtualenv:

    ```
    pip install virtualenv
    ```
  

  1. Create folder "ProjectXY" for virtual environment and gihub project

  2. Make "ProjectXY" root folder.

  3. Execute in shell:

     virtual . 
     

     On Ubuntu do the following:

     Now using pip install :

  sudo pip install virtualenv virtualenvwrapper

  
   Creating directory for our virtual environments
  
  

  mkdir ~/.virtualenvs

  
   Configuring bash to work with a virtualenvwrapper (add these lines to the end of ~/.bashrc )
  

  export WORKON_HOME=$HOME/.virtualenvs source /usr/local/bin/virtualenvwrapper.sh export PIP_VIRTUALENV_BASE=$WORKON_HOME

  
   Done. You can work within virtual environments from now on 
  

  mkvirtualenv myfirstenv

   -----------------------------------------
  
   4. Execute in shell: 
  
       ```
       git clone "link sa github-a"
       ```* pip
   	
  

    pip install -r requirements.txt
  

  5. For every time you want to work on project you must activate virutalenv. For windows execute:

     source Scripts/activate 
     

     and for linux:

     source bin/activate** 
     

• Database migration

  1. First time only, execute:

     python manage.py syncdb
     

  2. After every github pull (if new migrations exists):

     python manage.py migrate djangoodle
     

  3. Run:

     manage.py schemamigration djangooodle --auto
     

     (update the database schema and migrationhistory table to generation N+1.)

Run it with:

python manage.py runserver

Now you can open it on http://localhost:8000/