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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion LICENCE.rst
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Cove - COnvert Validate & Explore
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Note: This license doesn't apply to the OCDS or 360Giving theme and related assets (such as the logo).
Note: This license doesn't apply to the 360Giving theme and related assets (such as the logo).

Cove - COnvert Validate & Explore is free software designed to help people check data
published to various different data standards.
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* Create a virtual environment (note this application uses python3)
* Activate the virtual environment
* Install dependencies
* Set up the database (sqlite3) (you need to pass the django settings for the module (ie. ocds, 360, iati) you want to run)
* Set up the database (sqlite3) (you need to pass the django settings for the module (ie. 360, iati) you want to run)
* Compile the translations
* Run the development server

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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion cove_360/tests.py
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@pytest.mark.parametrize('json_data', [
# A selection of JSON strings we expect to give a 200 status code, even
# though some of them aren't valid OCDS
# though some of them aren't valid 360
'true',
'null',
'1',
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* Allows each standard to set their own repository policies - access, protected branches, etc.
* Easier to use as there is no need to set a special `DJANGO_SETTINGS_MODULE` variable when running commands.

For example, see [Cove for BODS](https://github.com/openownership/cove-bods).
For example, see [Cove for BODS](https://github.com/openownership/cove-bods) or [Cove for OCDS](https://github.com/open-contracting/cove-ocds).


Running a Cove instance in this shared Cove repository
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