pywedding

Intro

Minimalist wedding website, with gift list, accommodation list and two static pages. It uses Google Spreadsheet as a back-end database for both lists. It is free of use, published under the MIT license.

Live demo

Check the live version here.

Usage

• First, install the "database" by copying the appropriate spreadsheet template.
• Publish that spreadsheet to the web (File > Publish to the web).
• Get the key (which is in the url, right after the /d/, and looks like like 1YYrHsejzTj1sbwCx5hIKupQkVMisa-Cu3iuk4f-apU8.
• Edit the config.py file, and put the key.
• Modify all the appropriate values in config.py to replace the default texts with you own content.
• Install the dependencies with pip : $ pip install Flask gdata.
• Run runserver.py, your site should be available on http://localhost:2706. You can use an external tool to publish it, such as ngrok.

Advanced usage (virtualenv, wsgi server)

• It is a flask app, and that can be used with a WSGI server. For more info about this kind of deployment, check out Flask's doc.
• It is recommended that you install the app in a virtualenv. All the dependencies should be installed.
• If you do so, the config.py can be copied anywhere on your filesystem. Just add an environment variable PYWEDDING_CONFIG pointing to it.
• Should you decide to publish the site using uwsgi + nginx, you will find config samples in the config-samples directory. Your can then run uwsgi --ini /PATH/TO/YOUR/uwsgi.ini.
• Everything under pywedding/static can be served statically via your webserver.