Code for Hasjob, HasGeek's job board at https://hasjob.co/
Copyright © 2010-2015 by HasGeek Media LLP
Hasjob's code is open source under the AGPL v3 license (see LICENSE.txt), but the name 'Hasjob' and the distinctive appearance of the job board are not part of the open source code. The code is open to:
- Establish trust and transparency on how it works, and
- Allow contributions to Hasjob.
HasGeek is a business, and like any business has trade secrets, intellectual property and competition. Hasjob's code is not intended to be used to setup rival job boards.
If you really must use this code to run your own job board, the AGPLv3 license requires you to release all your modifications to the public under the same license. You may not make a proprietary fork.
To have your contributions merged back into the master repository, you must agree to assign copyright to HasGeek Media LLP and must assert that you have the right to make this assignment.
Hasjob can be used with Docker (recommended) or the harder way with a manual setup.
-
Next, rename the
instance/development.docker.py
toinstance/development.py
-
Build the images
$ docker-compose build
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Initialize the database
$ docker-compose run web sh web$ python manage.py db create web$ exit
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Start the server
$ docker-compose up
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You can edit the server name and Lastuser settings in
docker-compose.yml
Hasjob without Docker requires manual installation of all dependencies.
Hasjob requires Postgres >= 9.4 and Redis. To set up a Postgres DB:
On OS X using the Postgres App:
$ # Add Postgres app to the path if it's not already in there
$ export PATH="/Applications/Postgres.app/Contents/Versions/9.4/bin:$PATH"
$ # Make the user and database
$ createuser -d hasjob
$ createdb -O hasjob -W hasjob
On any Linux distribution:
$ sudo -u postgres createuser -d hasgeek
$ sudo -u postgres createdb -O hasgeek hasjob
Edit instance/development.py
to set the variable SQLALCHEMY_DATABASE_URI
to postgres://hasjob:YOUR_PASSWORD_HERE@localhost:5432/hasjob
.
Redis does not require special configuration, but must listen on localhost and port 6379 (default).
Hasjob makes use of subdomains to serve different sub-boards for jobs. To set it up:
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Edit
/etc/hosts
and add these entries:127.0.0.1 hasjob.dev 127.0.0.1 static.hasjob.dev 127.0.0.1 subboard.hasjob.dev
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Edit
instance/development.py
and changeSERVER_NAME
to'hasjob.dev:5000'
Hasjob runs on Python with the Flask microframework.
If you are going to use a computer on which you would work on multiple Python based projects, Virtualenv is strongly recommended to ensure Hasjob's elaborate and sometimes version-specific requirements doesn't clash with anything else.
You will need to install all the requirements listed in requirements.txt
using easy_install
or pip
:
$ pip install -r requirements.txt
If you get an error, try running:
$ easy_install -U setuptools
Finish configuration with:
$ python manage.py db create
Before you run the server in development mode, make sure you have Postgres server and Redis server running as well. To start Hasjob:
$ python runserver.py
If you encounter a problem setting up, please look at existing issue reports on GitHub before filing a new issue. This code is the same version used in production so there is a very good chance you did something wrong and there is no actual problem in the code. Issues you encounter after setup could be real bugs.
WSGI is recommended for production. For Apache: enable mod_wsgi
and make a
VirtualHost
with:
WSGIScriptAlias / /path/to/hasjob/git/repo/folder/website.py
For Nginx, run website.py under uWSGI and proxy to it:
location / {
include uwsgi_params; # Include common uWSGI settings here
uwsgi_pass 127.0.0.1:8093; # Use the port number uWSGI is running on
uwsgi_param UWSGI_CHDIR /path/to/hasjob/git/repo/folder;
uwsgi_param UWSGI_MODULE website;
}