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the doc is here http://trigger-happy.readthedocs.org/en/latest/ http://trigger-happy.readthedocs.org/en/latest/ don't you find it from https://blog.trigger-happ
by foxmask 11y ago
the doc is here http://trigger-happy.readthedocs.org/en/latest/ http://trigger-happy.readthedocs.org/en/latest/ don't you find it from https://blog.trigger-happy.eu/ https://blog.trigger-happy.eu/ ?
- herbst 11y agoI found that. It goes trough the installing (where i assumed i have to install the packages manually with pip until i reached the end) but in which part does it mention how i can actually start the app? I am sure i could read the Django docs, but meh
- foxmask 11y agoI understand. You are right about how to start the app. When we have a little bit of skill with python/django it's easier. I'll try to improve that point in the doc but it's not simple ;) So, once you made a (python) virtualenv (which is recommand) and source it (by doing source bin/activate) and install the whole application, start it by : python manage.py runserver On a production environment we use "supervisor" which permits to start everything automatically. And finally, to avoid all of that glitch, I'm looking at docker.
- herbst 11y agoI know the hustle but from a different boat (which also seems easier) as Rails dev. The first thing it did right now is throwing some error at me, gonna look at it later when i am not at work anymore. Also personally i prefer everything over docker. Its cool, but its so overkill for many things. I would love some setup.sh tailored for Debian systems the most.