State of the Map Japan 2014-2015 website being built by OpenStreetMap Foundation Japan, based on symposion fork that is used for PyCon JP 2014.

PyConJP 2014 website was built by forking PyCon 2014 website code. PyCon 2014 website being built by Caktus Consulting Group, based on symposion.

Rather than use this as the basis for your conference site directly, you should instead look at https://github.com/pinax/symposion which was designed for reuse.

PyCon 2014 is built on top of Pinax Symposion but may have customizations that will just make things more difficult for you.

Installation instructions are in this README. There's more documentation at https://readthedocs.org/projects/pycon/.

To get running locally

• Install dependency packages for Ubuntu 14.04

  $ utils/setup_environment.sh

  If you run it on 14.04 and deriveratives, you should workaround;

  $ sudo ln -s /usr/include/freetype2 /usr/local/include/freetype

• Create a new virtualenv and activate it:

  $ virtualenv env/sotmjp-website
  $ . env/sotmjp-website/bin/activate
  

• Install the requirements for running and testing locally:

  $ pip install -r requirements/dev.txt
  

  (For production, install -r requirements/project.txt).

• Setup the database:

  for development:

  $ env DEBUG=1 utils/init_db.sh

  for staging/production

  $ createdb sotmjp2015

• Create a user account:

  $ ./manage.py createsuperuser
  

• Run local server:

  $ ./manage.py runserver
  

For run for development with docker image

• Prepare docker enviroment and docker-compose for example in Ubuntu 14.04.02(LTS) 64bit,

  $ curl -sL https://get.docker.com/ | bash -

• Run docker image (need to connect internet)

  $ docker run -P --name="sotmjp-website" miurahr/sotmjp-website:latest app:debug

• Create account

  $ docker exec -it sotmjp-website python manage.py createsuperuser

For production

• Start with instructions above, except:

  • Install requirements from requirements/project.txt instead of requirements/dev.txt
  • Stop when you get to Run local server

• Edit sotmjp/settings/local.py to make sure DEBUG=False.

• Add an appropriate ALLOWED_HOSTS setting (https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.5/ref/settings/#std:setting-ALLOWED_HOSTS)

• Install lessc (Go to http://lesscss.org and search for "Server-side usage")

• Pre-compress everything by running:

  $ ./manage.py compress --force
  

  That will write compressed css and js files under site_media

• Gather the static files:

  $ ./manage.py collectstatic --noinput
  

• Build site css file

  $ ./utils/build-css.sh

• Arrange to serve the site_media directory as /2015/site_media/whatever. E.g. site_media/foo.html would be at /2015/site_media/foo.html.

• Arrange to serve the wsgi application in symposion/wsgi.py at /, running with the same virtualenv (or equivalent). It will only handle URLs starting with /2015 though, so you don't have to pass it any other requests.

To run staging

• Use Vagrant to prepare environment

• Setup same for production but except;

  $ utils/start_staging.sh

To run tests

python manage.py test

More documentation

There's more documentation under docs/.