Rapid Router is a 'Code For Life' project, aimed at teaching children programming concepts through a vehicle routing game.

Go to the official Code For Life website.

• Clone the repo
• Make and activate a virtualenv (We recommend virtualenvwrapper - this blog post may also be useful if you're using a Mac)
  • e.g. the first time, mkvirtualenv -a path/to/rapid-router rapid-router
  • and thereafter workon rapid-router
• ./run in your rapid-router dir - This will:
  • install all of the dependencies using pip
  • sync the database
  • collect the static files
  • run the server

Found a problem? Please check whether it has already been reported in our issue tracker first! If not, add it. Please make sure that you give us a suitable level of detail about the symptoms and how to reproduce it. Please label it as a "bug".

Want to suggest a feature? Please check whether it has already been added to our issue tracker first! if not, add it. Please make sure that you give us a suitable level of detail about the feature. Please label it as a "suggestion". Please note that we may not act upon all suggestions, if they are not in line with the direction we want to take the project, or if we don't have the development resources to get it done.

Want to help develop? Check out the issue tracker for the tasks we'd like to implement. The issues with the 'ready for pickup' label are tasks we think are ready to be picked up. Once you have chosen an issue, make sure you assign it to yourself so others don't also pick it up. Develop it on your fork of the project. Please ensure all files have the license at the top (see another source file for an example). Once you are happy that it works, and have written tests for it, submit a pull request. We'll then look to review the changes. If it looks good, we'll merge it. If we find issues with it, we'll let you know and hopefully we can work with you to improve it and get it re-submitted. If it is a change that we just don't want, we'll reject it.