cogs3

• Demo
• Sequence Diagrams
• Getting started

Development server

• User Role Sequences
• Tech Lead Role Sequences
• RSE Role Sequences
• Sysadmin Role Sequences

1. Checkout the source code.

mkdir -p ~/code && cd $_
git clone git@github.com:tystakartografen/cogs3.git

2. Create a virtual environment.

mkdir -p ~/venvs/cogs3 && cd $_
virtualenv -p /usr/local/bin/python3 .
source bin/activate

Replace /usr/local/bin/python3 with the path to a Python 3 executable. On macOS this should be installed from Homebrew.

3. Install the requirements.

cd ~/code/cogs3
pip install -r requirements.txt

4. Configure the environment variables.

cd cogs3
mv .template_env .env

5. Edit .env to include, at a minimum, an arbitrary SECRET_KEY. Email, RQ, OpenLDAP, and Shibboleth can be configured if desired, but are not required for development and testing not touching those features.

6. Create the database.

cd ..
python manage.py migrate

7. Load institution data into the database, default institution data is available in fixtures.

python manage.py loaddata institutions.yaml

8. Create an admin user.

python manage.py createsuperuser

9. Run the unit tests.

python manage.py test -v 3

10. Generate coverage report.

coverage run manage.py test
coverage html

11. Install redis.

brew install redis

Replace brew with your package manager. On Debian and Ubuntu, the package is named redis-server; i.e.

sudo apt install redis-server

12. Start the redis server.

redis-server &

13. Test redis server is running.

redis-cli ping
>>> PONG

14. Start the development server.

python manage.py runserver