Python3 + Postgres + Redis + Celery
Postgres: https://www.postgresql.org/download/
Redis: https://redis.io/topics/quickstart
Quick install requires anaconda or miniconda.
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Make sure you have anaconda/miniconda, postgres, and redis installed.
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Download or clone this repository.
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Navigate to the cloned folder and run install.sh. You may need to change the permissons.
$ chmod 755 install.sh
$ ./install.sh
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Follow the directions on screen. Don't worry about forgetting your credentials; the install script will create a text file saving them.
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During installation you will be asked to choose a name for a virtual environment. To start QUOREM, open two console tabs. In the first, type:
$ launchquorem
In the second, type:
$ runcelery
Then, open your web browser and navigate to localhost:8000. QUOREM should be functioning there.
- To wipe your database, use the resetdb utility. Simply type:
$ resetdb yourPostgresUsername yourDatabaseName
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Install requirements:
pip install -r requirements.txtInstall django-wiki with the commands in scripts/installdjangowiki.sh in a suitable directory (bleeding edge for the moment). -
Create postgres user:
$ createuser -U postgres -P -s -e <your_new_username> -
Create a new - empty - database:
$ createdb -U <username> <your_new_databasename> -
Edit the settings.py file: Set your NAME, USER and PASSWORD for your database.
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Make and migrate migrations:
python manage.py makemigrations && python manage.py migrate -
Get staticfiles in order:
python manage.py collectstatic -
Initialize the wiki:
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Run the Celery task queue in one shell:
celery -A quorem worker -
Run the application in another:
python manage.py runserver
If you recieve an error during migration "cannot create extension pg_trgm", run the script extenddb.sh with the usage: $ ./extenddb.sh your_dbName.
Utility scripts will not be configured properly without using install.sh. If you chose to manually install, you will have to reconfigure them to work on your system.