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# First-time installation
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# Copy the files for the website:
# Replace YOURNAME by your github account name
git clone [email protected]:YOURNAME/pyxiedust.git

# Go into the folder that was just created:
cd pyxiedust

# Create the "virtual environment" for python (called "myvenv") here
python3 -m venv myvenv

# Activate the "virtual environment"
# Windows:
myvenv\Scripts\activate
# Other:
source myvenv/bin/activate

# Install everything we need:
pip install -r requirements_local.txt

# Prepare the link to heroku so we can put our website online later:
# Replace YOURNICKNAME by your heroku nickname (ask Baptiste)
git remote add heroku [email protected]:pxd-YOURNICKNAME.git
# Log in to heroku
# If you don't have a heroku account, ask a coach.
heroku login
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# How to start the website on your computer
# Make sure the "virtual environment" is activated first
python manage.py runserver
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# How to upload the site online
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# Take a look at what has changed (you can run this as many times as you want):
git status
# Prepare to save all the changes to "git"
git add -A .
# Check what will be saved (if there are things you don't want there, ask a coach)
git status
# Save all the changes for real this time (you can type any message you want, like "changed my picture")
git commit -m "Here you can describe what you changed."
# Finally, upload the new version online
git push heroku master
# If you want (not necessary), you can save your changes on GitHub
# (that way, you can start the project from another computer for example)
git push origin master
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