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The alfajor HTTP test wrapper is not working properly. All the tests are failing with: AttributeError: '_APIClientResponse' object has no attribute '_status_code' It doesn't look like alfajor is being maintained any more [1, 2], so remove the dependency on it and run the tests directly through the werkzeug client instead. The test_json_get_styles test still failed because the content and ordering of the styles returned from the API is dependent on the platform on which the tests run. Instead of testing against a fixed expected result, which could be different on another platform, generate the expected results dynamically. Update the tox configuration and test-requirements.txt to be able to run the tests via tox. [1] https://github.com/idealist/Alfajor [2] https://github.com/idealistdev/alfajor Change-Id: I4db6783b9d725ce096575035ea27d28be8e6fed5
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LodgeIt Readme
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Lodgeit implements a pastebin and some scripts to paste the service.
Installation
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LodgeIt requires at least Python 2.5 to work correctly. Next to this LodgeIt has
quite a few of dependencies as well as a nice bootstrap process. This is documented
on the following slides.
Dependencies and virtual environment
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To get LodgeIt work properly we need those dependencies: Python (at least 2.5),
python-setuptools and git.
For Ubuntu (or any Debian based distribution) use ``aptitude`` to install::
aptitude install python-dev python-setuptools python-virtualenv git
Now we can install LodgeIt. But first we need to clone LodgeIt from the
git repository. To do that you create a new folder ``lodgeit-dev`` in your
projects directory and change into it. There we initialize the virtual
environment and clone LodgeIt::
git clone https://git.openstack.org/openstack-infra/lodgeit
Right before we can initialize the virtual environment we need to install some
development packages to compile the python imaging library.
For Ubuntu again ``aptitude`` (as root)::
sudo aptitude install build-essential
apt-get build-dep python-imaging
Now it's possible to install the virtual environment. This is done with a simple
Python command::
# assumed that you are located in lodgeit-dev/lodgeit
python scripts/make-bootstrap.py > ../bootstrap.py
cd ..
# make sure that the virtualenv is not activated. If yes, execute `deactivate`
python bootstrap.py .
You are ready to run now.
Database and other things
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We are now ready to enter the virtual environment (assumed you are located in
``lodgeit-dev/lodgeit``)::
. ../bin/activate
LodgeIt initializes it's database per default on /tmp/lodgeit.db, you can change
that path in the manage.py by modifiing ``dburi``.
Now start the development server::
python manage.py runserver
Enjoy!