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Buildout has been removed entirely, all dev installation is now done via the single tools/install_venv.py script. Django's manage.py script has also been updated to a newer version/convention; this allows for less python path mangling and makes things cleaner and more explicit. Note that, as such, it has been moved up a directory level. Change-Id: I62f9f06ee00568fc91e5ba7e1fd15d22ea849d1f
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Horizon: The OpenStack Dashboard Project
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The Horizon project is a Django module that is used to provide web based
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interactions with an OpenStack cloud.
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There is a reference implementation that uses this module located at:
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http://launchpad.net/horizon
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It is highly recommended that you make use of this reference implementation
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so that changes you make can be visualized effectively and are consistent.
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Using this reference implementation as a development environment will greatly
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simplify development of the ``horizon`` module.
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Of course, if you are developing your own Django site using Horizon, then
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you can disregard this advice.
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Getting Started
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===============
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Horizon uses the common environment configured by ``tools/install_venv.py``
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based on the dependencies listed in ``tools/pip-requires`` for local
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development.
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The simplest way to get going is to simply run the ``run_tests.sh`` script
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included with the Horizon project. This will set up your local environment
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and run the full test suite to verify that everything is working properly.
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