This is a turn-based Go server. We are mostly writing this for fun and as practice for other web applications.
Run the setup script, give the python version you wish to use as the only argument.
source setup.sh 3.4
This will create a virtual environment, activate it, and install all of the
dependencies. We also have a setup script for users of fish, simply run
this as . setup.fish.
Once you have done that, a good place to start is to look in manage.py and
run python manage.py --help, you can also get help for a specific command,
for example python manage.py test --help.
Run python manage.py remake_db to create the database (by default it will
appear in a directory named generated which is excluded from the git repo).
Generally you can run python manage.py db upgrade to upgrade the database to
the most recent version, for example you may have to do this following a
git pull. You can see the current version of the database with
python manage.py db current.
So far the only code that needs compiling is the coffeescript in app/coffee
(and at time of writing, the resulting Javascript is still included in the
repo, so unless you're editing it, you shouldn't need to compile even that).
In the repository root directory, run
python manage.py coffeebuild
(from virtualenv)
python manage.py runserver
Access the local server at http://localhost:5000 by default (other domains
will need to be set in config.py to avoid confusing the login system).
Just run python manage.py test to run all of our tests with coverage analysis.
You can run more specific tests, for example whilst developing, rather than
repeat everything here, just checkout the manage.py file.
For notes on running browser automation tests against remote servers, see the
markdown file in app/browser_tests.
To enable the coverage options for Javascript, run a local server as above and
open http://localhost:5000/static/tests/tests.html. This may later become
the only way to run the tests if we start doing clever things that get the
server involved in JS testing.
If you don't care about coverage, you can also just open the local file
app/static/tests/tests.html in your browser.
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