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Installation

  1. Get python > 2.5

    You can see what pyton version you have by doing the following

     python 
     >>> import sys
     >>> sys.version
     '2.7.1 etc.'
     >>> # press ctrl + d to exit from REPL
    

    If you don't have python installed at all on your system, consult google on installing python on your system

  2. You also need some database system running on your system. Default is mysql. Consult google on installing it. However, you can also use sqlite. To do that, change settings in settings/settings.local accordingly.

  3. Install http://pypi.python.org/pypi/virtualenv

     pip install virtualenv
    
  4. Clone the repository from github into psi folder. That folder needs to be empty or to not exist in order to clone into it. Change into that folder then.

     git clone git@github.com:gryzzly/publicspaceinvaders.git psi && cd psi
    

    alternatively:

     git clone git://github.com/gryzzly/publicspaceinvaders.git psi
    
  5. Create independent virtual environment

     virtualenv --no-site-packages psi
    

    This will create a folder psi in current folder. All environment we use to run application locally is stored in this folder.

  6. Activate this virtual environment

     source psi/bin/activate
    
  7. Install the dependencies

     pip install -r requirements.txt
    

    This will install all the dependencies. You can review currently installed packages

     yolk -l
    

    The list you will see should match what you will find in requirments.txt file

  8. Remove the leftover build directory from the root of the application

     rm -rf build
    
  9. Create a database and a user matching local settings of the repository (running this command will delete existing publicspaceinvaders_db database, if you have one!)

     mysql -u root < setupdb.sql
    

    Or if you need password

     mysql -u root -p < setupdb.sql
    
  10. Sync database to create appropriate tables and admin user. Remember the password :-)

    python manage.py syncdb --settings=settings.local
    
  11. Start the development server

    python manage.py runserver --settings=settings.local
    
  12. Hack hack hack