This is the Vosae webapp.
It requires the Vosae app backend, available on Github repo naeka/vosae-app.
Branch | Travis-CI build status |
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master (ready for production) | |
develop |
The Vosae Web client is powered by the amazing javascript framework Ember.js and its data persistence library Ember-data.
You need Python 2.7. It should be on your system if you have a modern operating system.
$ git clone git@github.com:Naeka/vosae-web.git
$ cd vosae-web/
Using virtualenvwrapper - recommanded:
$ mkvirtualenv vosae-web
Or simply with the virtualenv tool:
$ virtualenv --python=python2.7 --distribute ./
$ source bin/activate
(vosae-web)$ pip install -r requirements.txt
The Vosae Web client handles static files with Grunt.
You need both Node.js and Node Package Manager (npm) installed on your system.
If Node isn't on your system, install it now!
$ gem install sass --version 3.2.14
$ gem install compass --minimal-deps
$ gem install sass-rails
$ gem install bootstrap-sass --version 3.1.0.1
$ gem install --pre sass-css-importer
$ npm install -g grunt-cli
$ npm install
Build files for dev and watch directories for changes
$ grunt
Prior to launch the server, an app endpoint (auth, api) settings must be defined.
The VOSAE_APP_ENDPOINT
environment variable is used for this purpose.
For development, it can be more convenient to set this in a local settings file (not tracked by Git).
In this case, create a local.py
file in the settings
module and fill with:
Warning: Do not add a trailing shash to the endpoint
# -*- coding:Utf-8 -*-
APP_ENDPOINT = 'http://localhost:8000'
The development SQLite database must also be common to both vosae-app
and vosae-web
.
This one is by default located (but not tracked) in the vosae-app/www
directory.
By default, vosae-web
assume that it is at the same level of vosae-app
on your filesystem and should work out of the box.
If not, you can set the path to your SQLite file in the VOSAE_SQLITE_DATABASE
environment variable.
vosae-web
should be in your command prompt, $PS1
is updated by virtualenv
Otherwise, activate it using virtualenvwrapper:
$ workon vosae-web
Or classic virtualenv:
$ cd vosae-web
$ source bin/activate
Run the dev server:
(vosae-web)$ cd vosae-web/www/
(vosae-web)$ ./manage.py runserver 8001 # Web is run on port 8001 for development
You can now open http://localhost:8001
Internationalization is handled by django and gettext for both internationalized strings in templates (django
domain) or javascripts (djangojs
domain).
For the javascript part, the makemessages
management command only parses .js
files so that it is necessary to compile .coffee
files first with grunt (either grunt
or grunt build-dev
if watching is not necessary).
Because of performance issues, the javascript_catalog
view is not used, in profit of the django-statici18n
app.
Thus, language files can be bundled with static files. Unfortunaletly, these generated static files are conflictual and should be ignored by makemessages.
This is achieved with this command from the webapp
app:
(vosae-web)$ python ../manage.py makemessages -a -d djangojs -i "*djangojs.js" -i "*locale-*.js"
All the tests are written with Qunit.
Build all tests with grunt build-spec
Launch the dev server and open the url http://localhost:8001/spec/
Run all tests with grunt run-spec
Feature branches are branches used when developing a specific feature. It is used thanks to gitflow.
To install gitflow, follow gitflow instructions.
- Use of SPACES for indentation - 4-spaces equivalency
- Class definitions and top methods separated by 2 blank lines, methods inside a class separated by 1 blank line
- No maximum line length but try to be clear and align on multiple lines
- Avoid parentheses use when possible for conditional and loop statements
- Use of SPACES for indentation - 2-spaces equivalency
- Use of SPACES for indentation - 2-spaces equivalency
- Use simple quotes for strings, array keys, ...
- No spaces before parentheses and brackets, carrier return for statements
- No maximum line length but try to be clear and align on multiple lines
- Functions must be camelCased