WBS-Project-timetracker-backend | This is the WBS-Projects timetracker REST API
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kandi X-RAY | WBS-Project-timetracker-backend Summary
WBS-Project-timetracker-backend is a Python library. WBS-Project-timetracker-backend has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. However WBS-Project-timetracker-backend build file is not available. You can download it from GitHub.
This is the WBS-Projects timetracker REST API
This is the WBS-Projects timetracker REST API
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The latest version of WBS-Project-timetracker-backend is v1.0-alpha-6
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Install WBS-Project-timetracker-backend
This project was implemented using Django. Therefore a setup using Gunicorn + nginx is recommended and will be briefly explained in the following sections. But of course you are free to use any other setup, if you'd like to do so.
Install the following packages, if you haven't already:. sudo apt-get install python-pip python-dev mysql-server python-mysqldb libmysqlclient-dev nginx git.
Make a copy of conf.template.json and rename it to conf.json. Now fill in the settings, needed for your environment. The given MySQL user should have root privileges. To setup the project run the setup script. You can find the setup script in the setup folder. This will create a virtualenv, install all python requirements, run the legacy and django migrations and collect the static assets. If you have previously created a project on the database your are using, you won't need to run the legacy migrations, since the database and tables were already created by the previous setup routine. In that case you should run the script using the --no-legacy-migrations flag.
If you're settings the project up for development, also go through the steps described in the sections Preconditions, Install Requirements, Download the WBS-Project-timetracker-backend, Setup Django Environment. But instead of running the prod setup script, run dev.
Install the following packages, if you haven't already:. sudo apt-get install python-pip python-dev mysql-server python-mysqldb libmysqlclient-dev nginx git.
Make a copy of conf.template.json and rename it to conf.json. Now fill in the settings, needed for your environment. The given MySQL user should have root privileges. To setup the project run the setup script. You can find the setup script in the setup folder. This will create a virtualenv, install all python requirements, run the legacy and django migrations and collect the static assets. If you have previously created a project on the database your are using, you won't need to run the legacy migrations, since the database and tables were already created by the previous setup routine. In that case you should run the script using the --no-legacy-migrations flag.
If you're settings the project up for development, also go through the steps described in the sections Preconditions, Install Requirements, Download the WBS-Project-timetracker-backend, Setup Django Environment. But instead of running the prod setup script, run dev.
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