This repository serves the website of PyCon TW, Python Conference Taiwan. This project is open source and the license can be found in LICENSE.

• Git 1.8+
• Python 3.6.x
• Yarn 1.0+
• Node.js 8.0+

Create and start the database for development:

docker-compose -f docker-compose-dev.yml up

Create your virtual environment:

python3 -m venv venv

And enable it:

. venv/bin/activate

You need to specify your python path when creating the virtual environment:

mkvirtualenv --python=$(which python3) pycontw2016

Switch to version specified in .nvmrc:

nvm use

Use pip to install Python depedencies:

pip install -r requirements.txt

Use Yarn to install Node dependencies:

yarn install --dev

Settings are stored in environment variables via django-environ. The quickest way to start is to copy local.sample.env into local.env:

cp src/pycontw2016/settings/local.sample.env src/pycontw2016/settings/local.env

Then edit the SECRET_KEY line in local.env, replacing {{ secret_key }} into any Django Secret Key value. An example:

SECRET_KEY=twvg)o_=u&@6^*cbi9nfswwh=(&hd$bhxh9iq&h-kn-pff0&&3

If you’re using a database for the first time, create a database named pycontw2016 owned by the database user specified in the env file:

# Replace "postgres" with your specified role.
create database pycontw2016 with owner = postgres;

After that, just run the migration.

cd into the src directory:

cd src

And migrate the database:

python manage.py migrate

Now you’re all set!

python manage.py runserver

Tests are managed with pytest-django. You have two options to run tests, either with the local environment, or in an isolated one via Tox.

Run the following command inside src:

pytest

To run tests with coverage report:

pytest --cov=.

Run the following inside the top-level directory (the one with tox.ini):

tox

Follow the GitHub Flow, please DO NOT push the commits into master directly. Always create branch by the feature you want to update. You are encouraged to submit a pull request for reviewing before merging things into master.

We strongly recommend you configure your editor to match our coding styles. You can do this manually, or use an EditorConfig plugin if your editor supports it. An .editorconfig file has already been attached to the repository.

Translations are hosted on Transifex. When new commits are added into master branch, Travis CI will automatically push new translation strings to Transifex, so simply fix or edit the translation online.

Translation updates into code base are done manually under src/. You need to configure the Transifex client first by adding the file ~/.transifexrc.

For maintainer update transifex

# maybe
# pip install -U transifex-client

python manage.py makemessages --locale _src

tx push -s

Then update the translation in transifex.

Old translation files will stop tx pull updating if they have later modified time, which they generally have when they are pulled from the remote repo. So old translation files should be removed first:

rm locale/en_US/LC_MESSAGES/django.*
rm locale/zh_Hant/LC_MESSAGES/django.*
# ... more languages

Run tx pull to get newer translation and recompile the PO files:

tx pull -a
python manage.py compilemessages -x _src