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You can start an instance of the website locally if you wish to work on the code or design. | You can start an instance of the website locally if you wish to work on the code or design. | ||
<pre lang="bash"> | |||
bzr branch lp:inkscape-web | bzr branch lp:inkscape-web | ||
cd inkscape-web | cd inkscape-web | ||
./utils/init.sh | ./utils/init.sh | ||
./utils/run.sh | ./utils/run.sh | ||
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This should download the code, set up the python environment, set up your test database and run the server. You can also run the django manage.py manually using: | This should download the code, set up the python environment, set up your test database and run the server. You can also run the django manage.py manually using: | ||
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./pythonenv/bin/python ./inkscape/manage.py [command] | ./pythonenv/bin/python ./inkscape/manage.py [command] | ||
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Once your local instance is running, you can navigate your web browser to localhost:8000 and have fun. The default username and password should be 'admin' and '123456'. The website's database is a local sqlite file in ./data/ | Once your local instance is running, you can navigate your web browser to localhost:8000 and have fun. The default username and password should be 'admin' and '123456'. | ||
The website's database is a local sqlite file in ./data/ as are all the uploaded files. These are not committed to the branch. | |||
=== Pushing Back === | === Pushing Back === | ||
Revision as of 19:03, 19 May 2013
Website Development
The Inkscape project has a side project which produces the website seen by users and used by everyone to find resources.
The project can be found on launchpad: https://launchpad.net/inkscape-web
Website Editor
Editors can visit the new Inkscape website, log in as themselves and edit and add content to the django content management system (cms). This does not require any code access but does require knowledge of html and staff access plus that you be in the Editors group to give you all the required permissions.
The top bar shown here is made visible by clicking on the top-right plus [+] sign. From this bar you can turn editing on for any page you are visiting and edit the content therein. Ask for help if you get lost editing the various sections of the website.
Note: I'm going to use the word widgets instead of plugins, because it makes more sense.
The above screenshot shows the front page with the editor mode switched on. As you can see, each editable section of a web page has a bar where you can add new widgets of content as well as edit existing widgets. Most pages will only have one such section, but the front page has several. If you need a page with a new design that has multiple widgets, please see website development below.
The CMS widgets come in a number of types. First File, Picture, Video widgets do as you would expect and allow you to add those media elements. Text widgets allow a simple piece of text including html. Snippets are similar to text, but you can reuse the same snippet in multiple places, editing snippets is an extra step.
Other plugins/widgets can be added to the website's cms platform. Please see the website development below.
Website Development
This guide for helping with the website development, code is available on launchpad in a bzr repository: https://code.launchpad.net/inkscape-web the trunk branch is open to commits by members of the inkscape-webadmin team while the staging and live branches are controlled. Deployment of branches should happen automatically by cron script on the server, if your commit is stuck, please ask for help on the inkscape mailing list.
Local Development
You can start an instance of the website locally if you wish to work on the code or design.
bzr branch lp:inkscape-web
cd inkscape-web
./utils/init.sh
./utils/run.sh
This should download the code, set up the python environment, set up your test database and run the server. You can also run the django manage.py manually using:
./pythonenv/bin/python ./inkscape/manage.py [command]
Once your local instance is running, you can navigate your web browser to localhost:8000 and have fun. The default username and password should be 'admin' and '123456'.
The website's database is a local sqlite file in ./data/ as are all the uploaded files. These are not committed to the branch.
Pushing Back
Once you have made your modifications, please commit back and push to your own branch for review unless otherwise granted permission to commit to trunk.
Once your changes are in the right branch, code is deployed automagically.
Bug Reports
We use launchpad's bug tracker to report and track progress on bug reports. Please see https://bugs.launchpad.net/inkscape-web for possible things to fix.