A web dashboard for the Czech Pirate Party, merging all of its systems' notifications and actions into a single highly customizeable dashboard.

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README.md

Nástěnka

A web dashboard for the Czech Pirate Party, merging all of its systems' notifications and actions into a single highly customizeable dashboard.

Basic requirements

make
python, 3.9 or newer
python-virtualenv
A PostgreSQL server

Setup

Copy env.example to .env.

Set the DATABASE_URL environment variable in .env to one you can access your database server with. The format should be as per RFC 1738, such as postgresql://login:password@localhost:5432/database_name. It's also important to change the SECRET_KEY variable.

Then, run the following commands:

make venv     # Create virtual environment
make install  # Install Python and Node.js dependencies
make build    # Build static files

Running

To run with the default settings on the port set in Makefile, run:

make run

For more customization, it's better practice to run the server starting command directly:

source .venv/bin/activate   # Load the virtual environment
python manage.py runserver  # [ Your settings here ]