Software Collections Management Website
Enable yum repository from copr:
sudo dnf copr enable jdornak/SoftwareCollections
Install package softwarecollections:
sudo dnf install softwarecollections
Check the configuration in config files:
sudo vim /etc/softwarecollections/localsettings
sudo vim /etc/httpd/conf.d/softwarecollections.conf
Follow the installation steps. You do not need package softwarecollections itself, but you need all it's requirements.
Clone the git repository:
git clone git@github.com:sclorg/softwarecollections.git
cd softwarecollections
Clone the packaging-guide repository
git clone git@github.com:pmkovar/packaging-guide.git
Import packaging-guide
./guide-build packaging-guide
./guide-import packaging-guide
Create local configuration:
cp softwarecollections/localsettings{-development,}.py
Create and set up the development environment:
pipenv install --dev
Initialize development database:
pipenv run ./manage.py migrate
Run development server:
pipenv run ./manage.py runserver
Voilà!
No registration of user is required. You may simply login if You have FAS account.
If You want to access the admin site, first make Yourself a superuser:
pipenv run ./manage.py makesuperuser $USER
To update your code and database to the last available version run:
git pull --rebase
pipenv run ./manage.py migrate
Tests can be run either in the local development environment, or in pre-configured set of tests environments.
In order to run the tests in the development environment, execute:
pipenv run pytest
# or, equivalent
pipenv run python setup.py test
In order to run the full test matrix, execute:
tox
To build RPM you need tito package. To release the RPM in Copr, you need copr-cli package.
sudo dnf install tito copr-cli
To build RPM locally type:
tito build --rpm # builds RPM from the latest tagged release
tito build --rpm --test # builds RPM from the latest commit
To build RPM in Copr type:
tito release copr # submits build from the latest tagged release
tito release copr-test # submits build from the latest commit
- Dump all data on the old system:
softwarecollections dumpdata > data.json
- Move data.json to the new system to location accessible by softwarecollections user.
rsync old:data.json /var/scls/data.json
- Delete automaticaly generated tables and load all data from json file:
echo "delete from auth_permission;" | softwarecollections dbshell
echo "delete from django_content_type;" | softwarecollections dbshell
softwarecollections loaddata /var/scls/data.json
Voilà!
If this is Your first time working with Django application, read through the Django Tutorial.
For the detailed information about all aspect of using Django see the Django Documentation.