Fruitydo is a to do list app with a personal diary so you can track your progress towards a goal.

Running on Red Hat's Openshift at fruitydo.alexskc.xyz

Dependencies

Fruitydo is built with Django 1.8 and Python 3.3, along with several modules listed in requirements.txt. To install them all in one go, pip install -r requirements.txt. The build process is automated with gulp, and several plugins. Resources won't load without those installed. To install them all in one go, npm install.

By default, Fruitydo will try to detect your database backend if deployed to Openshift, and fallback to Postgresql with psycopg2 if it can't find anything. This can be changed in the project/settings.py file, under DATABASES.

Running

Development

1. Install Node dependencies with npm install
2. Compile static resrouces with gulp
3. python manage.py runserver 127.0.0.1:8000 or whatever IP address and port you prefer.

Production

Fruitydo is made for easy deployment to Openshift. If you want to deploy elsewhere, you are on your own.

1. Setup a new app based off this repo, with Python 3 and Postgresql cartridges.
2. Run the production-setup.sh script included in this repo ON YOUR LOCAL MACHINE. You can either clone this repo, or download the file by itself.
3. SSH into your server, and run the same script there.
4. You should successfully be running Fruitydo on Openshift. If it is not working, you may have to restart the server or push the repo again.

Contributing

Fruitydo is very much a "this is my first app hope u like it guys" project. I have no idea what I'm doing, and will likely accept any pull request you throw at me. :)

I'd also be very happy to look at any feature requests, bug reports, etc, but I dunno how long those might take me to finish.