Calendall is the next generation public calendar repository. You will be able to explore, rate, export, import and share public calendars.
Callendall always will be open source.
Also this project is made with full stack development, this means:
* Issues with kanban
* Unit tests
* Continous integration
* Full automation
* Different environments
So could be used as a project to learn from.
- Python 3.4.2
- Django 1.7.1
- Postgresql 9.4
Calendall runs on top of Docker, in development and will run in production too, so to run Calendall you just need the stack (see above). We will use 3 containers one for the database data, one for the postgresql database and another with the running application
These are the images:
To glue all this stuff we will use Fig
To create the users first we need to run the postgres database, so we will use fig:
$ fig up -d
Web app will fail, no worries :)
Execute the script to prepare de db with the user and password for the calendall DB:
$ ./prepare_db.sh
Now apply migrations:
$ fig run --rm web ./manage.py migrate
Install statics with bower (Yup, the contianer has node, bower...):
$ fig run --rm web bower install --config.cwd=../
Stop the containers:
$ fig stop
Done!
Note: If you remove the dbdata container, you have to do this again
Just run:
$ fig up -d
To gain control of the web app prompt (close and reload django dev server...) the web service is stopped by default, you ned to run django webserver by hand, this is handy for development, so.. just do:
$ fig run --rm --service-ports web ./manage.py runserver 0.0.0.0:8000
Done! go to 127.0.0.1:8000
Some people like to have full control like if they whee ssh running, if you are thouse kind of people use:
$ fig run --rm --service-ports web /bin/bash
####Note
You need --service-ports implemented in fig, was added in 485 issue so, if the fig version you are using is < 1.1.0 you will need to install from the git repository
pip install git+https://github.com/docker/fig.git
See LICENSE