Install script without Twisted

[admwx7]

We need an install script that will add our code to a server that already has Twisted installed on it, depending on implementation we may be able to change this from a script to a How-To, will definitely require a document that outlines what versions of Twisted a given version of OpenFaux-Server is supported on (yay compatibility).

[alexa-infra]

Just wondering why server does not use python virtualenv, and why installation script is only for apt-based linux distribs? virtualenv should solve almost all problems with installation

[zlatanvasovic]

Aww. I'll rewrite script to be compatible with yum ones... or maybe just do a compile? :D

[Sp3ctr3]

@alexa-infra We just wanted a quick install script at that moment. If you can create one with virtualenv that would be great!

[zlatanvasovic]

No! Don't touch script. I'm rewriting it. :P

2014/1/4 Yashin Mehaboobe [email protected]

@alexa-infra https://github.com/alexa-infra We just wanted a quick
install script at that moment. If you can create one with virtualenv that
would be great!

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[alexa-infra]

@zdroid yum? :D what is about gentoo? or even worst - ms windows? IMO simple requirements.txt for pip is the best solution. And after that you could add scripts for platforms to install python/pip/whatever. Moreover an user could decide - use or not virtualenv, installation scripts etc..

[zlatanvasovic]

Aw, one system per one.

2014/1/4 Alexey Vasilyev [email protected]

@zdroid https://github.com/ZDroid yum? :D what is about gentoo? or even
worst - ms windows? IMO simple requirements.txt for pip is the best
solution. And after that you could add scripts for platforms to install
python/pip/whatever. Moreover an user could decide - use or not virtualenv,
installation scripts etc..

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[zlatanvasovic]

3a38314

Now you can touch script. :)

[alexa-infra]

why not just run the following?..

pip install -q -r requirements.txt

and requirements.txt

python-twisted>=13.2.0
webapp2>=2.5.1
Paste>=1.7.5
WebOb>=1.2.3

[zlatanvasovic]

Do it.

2014/1/4 Alexey Vasilyev [email protected]

why not just run the following?..

pip install -q -r requirements.txt

and requirements.txt

python-twisted>=13.2.0
webapp2>=2.5.1
Paste>=1.7.5
WebOb>=1.2.3

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[Sp3ctr3]

BTW only twisted is the requirement here. The rest are not needed.

[zlatanvasovic]

Ok. Let's nuke them.

2014/1/4 Yashin Mehaboobe [email protected]

BTW only twisted is the requirement here. The rest are not needed.

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[Sp3ctr3]

I already did it.

[zlatanvasovic]

I saw.

2014/1/5 Yashin Mehaboobe [email protected]

I already did it.

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[indradhanush]

Why isn't there any requirements.txt file? That way we can keep track of the dependencies. Easier to set up the dev environment.

[zlatanvasovic]

It'll be here.

2014/1/5 Indradhanush Gupta [email protected]

Why isn't there any requirements.txt file? That way we can keep track of
the dependencies. Easier to set up the dev environment.

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[indradhanush]

So the change has been made and it's yet to merge?

[zlatanvasovic]

Not, it isn't done. :D

[indradhanush]

Okay. I'll open a new issue and do it then. And we can call "pip install -r requirements.txt" from the install script here so it runs on the server too. Although virtualenv is better on the server too. By the way. Which would be a better way to contribute? Push changes to the my forked repository and then create a pull request or just push here directly in a new branch?

[zlatanvasovic]

Make new branch here, no need to fork if you are team member. :)