Installing This Wireframe from Source

Get the source

Create and cd to a nice spot to check it out the code:

mkdir -p ~/my_projects/AI5_wireframe/
cd ~/my_projects

(Of course, switch out "my_projects" with whatever you call your main source directory, and "AI5_wireframe" with whatever you want the root of the source tree for this wireframe to be called)

Clone the repo

from github:

git clone https://github.com/jkafader/archiveit.git

Install Python 3.3

https://www.python.org/downloads/release/python-335/

I downloaded the python 3.3.5 installer dmg. Run through the steps for the installer, then locate the python3.3 executable it installed. You'll use it when creating a virtualenv below.

Install virtualenv Globally

Use the freshly-installed python3.3 to install virtualenv globally:

pip3 install virtualenv

Create a virtualenv in your working directory

In your working directory, you'll now need a complete virtualenv. This is how you initialize the virtualenv to work with python3.3:

virtualenv -p /path/to/python3.3 AI5_wireframe

Install python packages with pip

Now the pip magic happens. Use it to initialize the entire set of packages you'll need to run the dev server:

cd AI5_wireframe

source bin/activate

(you now have the virtualenv python and pip activated)

pip install -r requirements.txt

Start a Django server

Finally, you'll need to initialize the django environment. First, cd to the directory containing manage.py:

cd wireframe

Then, tell django to initialize the database. This will allow you to create a superuser account for yourself at the same time:

python manage.py syncdb

(create yourself a superuser)

Now, update the initialized database to the current South migration state:

python manage.py migrate archiveit

python manage.py migrate accounts

Finally, run the server process:

python manage.py runserver_plus

This should tell you that you have a server running on 127.0.0.1:8000

Initialize the application state

1. Point your browser to http://localhost:8000/admin
2. Login with your superuser credentials from "Start a Django Server" above.
3. Navigate to the account creation screen, http://localhost:8000/admin/accounts/account/add
4. Fill in the form, Creating a StorageQuota with the [+] button.
5. Create a User Profile for your super user, http://localhost:8000/admin/accounts/userprofile/add (this is basically a pointer from your user object to your account object. It's based on an older django approach of using a OneToOneField to extend Users, rather than subclassing an abstract User class. This approach is deprecated and will be fixed.)

Navigate to the wireframe app

1. Point your browser to http://localhost:8000/