simplifying installation, documentation and npm update #374
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| uData is an open and social data hub. This currently a work in progress and API is subject to change until the first official release. |
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Maybe we should update that? @noirbizarre ? (btw, missing is I think)
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That PR made my day! |
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Glad it made your day, it made my week! 😜 |
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| git clone https://github.com/etalab/udata.git | ||
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| Install your [virtualenv](https://virtualenv.readthedocs.org/en/latest/) |
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Is that really required if all we do is launching the docker-compose command? (Really curious because I don't use Docker)
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docker-compose will take care of elasticsearch, redis and mongodb. It does not bundle the python project itself.
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It depends on if we use docker-compose for the stack services only (Mongo, Elasticsearch, Redis...) or the development environment too. Right now, we are using docker-compose only for services, not the complete environment. (sorry, my page was not refreshed. I haven't seen your comment @vinyll )
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The test broke because of readme.rst -> readme.md which was parsed for setup.py long-description. |
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| version=__import__('udata').__version__, | |||
| description=__import__('udata').__description__, | |||
| long_description=long_description, | |||
| long_description=clean_doc('README.md'), | |||
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The main problem is that long_description expected some restructuredtext :/
Step 1 of simplifying the installation:
inv assetsandinv watchtonpm run assets:buildandnpm run assets:watch) while preserving inv aliases.divin udata/templates/header.html