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Set up virtual environment

we use pipenv to setup the virtual environment.For more info about pipenv read here

Steps to start with

  • Fork the this repo ( frok button on the top right corner)

  • Now you should see it on the list of your repos.

  • cd to your desired folder or (desktop) you want to clone.

  • on your github repo click clone or download button and copy the https: link

  • In your terminal type: git clone <copied link>

  • cd to the cloned directory

  • Install pipenv ( if you do not have pipenv): pip install pipenv

  • pipenv shell command starts the virtual env. you can do it incase you turn off( exit ) your virtual env.

  • Type: pipenv install --dev to install all the depencies that are in pipfile. (use this command if you are cloning this repo ) .

  • Execute the run.py with: python run.py command in terminal. Type localhos:5000 on your browser

Create branch before you add your code for the first time

  • Create new branch : git checkout -b <your branch name>
  • Now you should be on your branch : <branchname>
  • Start to add your code

Commit, push and pull request

  1. git status check status ( red text indicates its not stagged yet.)
  2. git add . your code goes to staging area.
  3. git status check status ( text should be green )
  4. " git commit -m "< your commit message here>" saves the changes.
  5. git push -u origin <branch>
  • Repeat this step 1- 4 each time you want to commit. step 5 to upload your working code(avoid pushing the broken code ).
  • Goto your git hub and send the pull request.

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