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-dominionstats
-=============
-This is the code behind http://councilroom.com. Feel free to fork it to make
-it do interesting new things.
+Here is the new mainline development of councilroom.
 
-The project is run by rrenaud (rrenaud@gmail.com), with contributions so far by
-Larry, rspeer, David Lu, and tlstyer.
-
-
-Installation
-====
-
-Turbo frontend javascript hacking
-====
-super easy frontend modifications without any server setup::
-
-     checkout code from github.
-     google-chrome --allow-file-access-from-files
-     browse to local html pages (eg, dominionstats/supply_win.html).
-     edit local javascript files.
-
-I just want access to some data!
-====
-Send (rrenaud@gmail.com) a mail and I'll see what I can do.
-
-Long, ardous but incredibly rewarding full setup
-====
-The code depends on:
-
-- Python version 2.6 or 2.7
-- mongodb (http://www.mongodb.org) (1.5.3+ or later)
-- pymongo (http://api.mongodb.org/python/1.9%2B/index.html)
-- web.py (http://webpy.org)
-- argparse (included in Python 2.7/3.2)
-- simplejson (http://pypi.python.org/pypi/simplejson/)
-
-Ubuntu Installation Commands for pymongo and webpy::
-
-     sudo pip install pymongo
-     sudo easy_install web.py
-     mkdir db
-
-Run an instance of mongodb with::
-
-     mongod --dbpath=db
-
-After install those packages, the system can be setup by running the 
-update_loop.py script, which will take a few hours to download one months of 
-games logs from councilroom, and then parse through it all and load it into a 
-database::
-
-     python update_loop.py
-
-
-And after that is down, this starts webserver running on localhost:8080::
-
-     python frontend_local.py 
-
-Hacking Guidelines
-====
-Python code: 
-  - Write it in pep8, even if I didn't all the time.  
-  - Wrap lines at 80 characters.
-  - Try not to write super long functions, break them up into logical subfunction even if those functions are only called once.
-
-  - Did you see something in the code is fugly and offends your natural sense of what is good in the world?  I'll happily take style cleanups.
-
-  - Anatomy of an analysis.
-     + Want analysis to be incremental, can go day at a time.
-        * Use an incremental_scanner.
-        * Prefer using game.Game objects over raw game docs from the database.  game.Game objects are easier to work with, and make maintence easier.
-        * Since we want to be incremental, store raw counts in database, normalize them with divisions, etc at presentation time.
-        * Want to keep track of a random variable that has some kind of spread? Use a stats.MeanVarStat.
-        * Consider using primitive_util for serializing/deserializing objects that store the aggregate information.  
-
-  - How to do display?
-      + Lots of existing server side templating in Python.
-      + Prefer templates to programatically building up strings (even if if the existing code doesn't always).
-      + Seriously consider outputting JSON from server like (/supply_win_api) and doing presententation in javascript (/supply_win), since it allows frontend development without running the whole system.  
-
-Javascript code:
-  * Keep non-trivial bits of Javascript in seperate .js files rather than embedded in HTML.  It makes my emacs happier.
-
-Got a technical problem/question/idea?  You can send an email to the dev group,
-
-https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups#!forum/councilroom-dev
-
-Happy hacking.
+https://github.com/mikemccllstr/dominionstats