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Hackabull 2019

Cloning the repository

If you have a high-bandwidth connection, I recommend starting with a fresh clone of the repo.

git clone git@github.com:JCherian95/SG-Hackabull.git

OR

Download as a zip for using the repository command-line free. Cloning allows you to work on your files locally.


Getting set up

  1. Go to BitBucket website and Click on 'Clone'

  2. Install Microsoft Visual Studio Code (VS Code)

  3. Install VS Code Python Extenstion

  4. Install Python v3.x and Add Python to Path (Advanced System Settings > Advanced (Tab) > 'Environment Variables..')

  5. Run the following command inside VS Code Terminal (MAKE SURE YOU ARE INSIDE THE DIRECTORY openspot)

    python -m venv env

  6. Click ctrl + shift + p and Select Python Interpreter. Then select the Python Interpreter as python.exe (MAKE SURE THE DIRECTOR IS .env)

  7. Run ctrl + shift + p and Search launch.json and Click open launch.json

  8. Run the following command in the VS Code Terminal

    python -m pip install -r requirements.txt

  9. Go to the Debug from the side pannel in VS Code and Select the configurations (Python), switch to Django, and run it!

  10. On the bottom left switch to the master branch if you can't view the webpage correctly.


Test your changes before commiting

Please run your changes before commiting to BitBucket. The test looks for things that may cause issues with the site and tries to keep our content consistent. It's part of the deployment process, so BitBucket will fail if there are any errors!

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