badgr-server | Open Badge issuing and management with Django
kandi X-RAY | badgr-server Summary
kandi X-RAY | badgr-server Summary
Badgr was developed by Concentric Sky, starting in 2015 to serve as an open source reference implementation of the Open Badges Specification. It provides functionality to issue portable, verifiable Open Badges as well as to allow users to manage badges they have been awarded by any issuer that uses this open data standard. Since 2015, Badgr has grown to be used by hundreds of educational institutions and other people and organizations worldwide. See Project Homepage for more details about contributing to and integrating with Badgr.
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Top functions reviewed by kandi - BETA
- Handle a POST request .
- Custom exception handler .
- Migrate LocalBadgeInstance to BadgeInstance
- Fetch a remote file from a remote URL .
- Set the email items .
- Get or create a badge check .
- Delete selected objects .
- Send an email notification .
- Removes the badge from the given issuer .
- Create a badge instance .
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I'm trying to dockerize django/python project : badgr-server from here: I succeed to deployed it on localhost on ubuntu 18.04 without docker. then I tried to dockerize, the build went well. when I did :
docker container run -it -p 8000:8000 badgr python root/badgr/code/manage.py runserver
and there is nothing on localhost:8000
note: docker container run -it -p 8000:8000 badgr python ./manage.py
won't work.
output:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Aug-08 at 08:23docker container run --net=host -it -p 8000:8000 badgrrr python root/badgr/code/manage.py runserver
and it's worked!
Do anyone know why it's doesn't work on the default network?
does it's wrong to run it like dis? Tx.
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Install badgr-server
Sign in to http://localhost:8000/staff/
Add an EmailAddress object for your superuser. Edit your super user
Add an initial TermsVersion object
Sign in to http://localhost:8000/staff
View the "Badgr app" records and use the staff admin forms to create a BadgrApp. BadgrApp(s) describe the configuration that badgr-server needs to know about an associated installation of badgr-ui.
CORS: ensure this setting matches the domain on which you are running badgr-ui, including the port if other than the standard HTTP or HTTPS ports. localhost:4000
Signup redirect: http://localhost:4000/signup/
Email confirmation redirect: http://localhost:4000/auth/login/
Forgot password redirect: http://localhost:4000/change-password/
UI login redirect: http://localhost:4000/auth/login/
UI signup success redirect: http://localhost:4000/signup/success/
UI connect success redirect: http://localhost:4000/profile/
Public pages redirect: http://localhost:4000/public/
Create an OAuth2 Provider Application for the Badgr-UI to use with Client id: public Client type: Public allowed scopes: rw:profile rw:issuer rw:backpack Authorization grant type: Resource owner password-based Name: Badgr UI Redirect uris: blank (for Resource owner password-based. You can use this to set up additional OAuth applications that use authorization code token grants as well.)
Start in your badgr directory and clone badgr-ui source code: git clone https://github.com/concentricsky/badgr-ui.git badgr-ui. For more details view the Readme for Badgr UI.
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