Fedora-Tagger

A TurboGears 2 app for helping us tag fedora packages. Users who login with their FAS credentials can upvote and downvote tags on packages as well as add new tags alltogether.

Vote it up! The votes you place are tracked and rank you against other users.

Fedora Tagger is licensed the under the GPLv2+.

Hotkeys

j or ↓	next item
k or ↑	previous item
l or →	upvote tag
h or ←	downvote tag
b	leaderboard
t	statistics
s	search packages
esc	help

Requires authentication.

i or a

add new tag

Running from source

You need curl-config:

$ sudo yum install libcurl-devel

Setup a virtual environment:

$ virtualenv --system-site-packages ~/tagger-env
$ source ~/tagger-env/bin/activate

Get python-fedora:

$ wget https://fedorahosted.org/releases/p/y/python-fedora/python-fedora-0.3.25.tar.gz
$ tar -xzvf python-fedora-0.3.25.tar.gz
$ pushd python-fedora-0.3.25
$ python setup.py develop
$ popd

Get fedora-tagger:

$ git clone git://github.com/ralphbean/fedora-tagger.git
$ cd fedora-tagger
$ python setup.py develop
$ paster setup-app development.ini
$ paster serve development.ini

The setup-app step will try and use yum to get package summaries. It won't be able to find it if you specify --no-site-packages with virtualenv.

Old Notes

Workflow

• Randomly select two packages (you will need to cache a list of all packages and randomly generate an index)
• Display the first package on the center card w/ the top 3 tags and randomly select 2 tags from the list of tags associated with this package (not including the tags already selected)
• Do the same for the right card with the second package but make sure they can't be clicked
• With each tag the user can click if they like or dislike the tag, once they select they can change their mind
• A form element is also needed to add new tags
• new tags start with a count of one in the like field
• clicking on the right card generates a new right card moves all cards one place to the left
• all fields should be instantly recorded
• regardless of the format used to store the results a command line script shall be provided that outputs the data in JSON format
• The script must be able to be run even if the web service is not running

• Output should be in this format:

  {_format_version: ${current_version},
   ${package_name}:[{tag: ${tag_label},
                     like: ${num_likes},
                     dislike: ${num_dislike}},
                     total: ${num_likes} - ${num_dislike}
                     ...
                   ]
  }

• The tag list for each package should be sorted in descending order by the total score, ties are broken by the number of votes cast and if there is still a tie, alphabetically by the tag

User Scoring

Eventually we want users to be able to log in and get points for participating. This is not a priotity for the initial implementation.