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Kind of curious why the suggested way of installing is directly into the root python install. I figured it would have some sort of guide using virtualenv. I did
by sc00ty 12y ago
Kind of curious why the suggested way of installing is directly into the root python install. I figured it would have some sort of guide using virtualenv. I did see a requirements.txt in the repo, so I tried installing it in a virtual environment myself but had some issues compiling some modules (Tried both 2.7 and 3.4). I gave up at that point because it was more trouble than it was worth.
I really like the idea of this wiki as well as the look of it. I could definitely see myself using this in the future. I had spent some time a couple months ago looking into what Flask-based wikis were available but my results turned up very little. I'll definitely be watching this repo as it grows.
- scragg 12y agoThe suggested install is the install.sh file. It creates a virtualenv and installs the pip packages. Although I only tested with ubuntu 14.04. Did you use the script? what kind of errors did you get? I admit I do need to document the install process better, I hope to create dist packages to make it easier as well.