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Building and Starting the Application

Draughtcraft runs on PostgreSQL. Before you run it locally, you'll want to create a local database. The name configured by default is draughtcraftdev:

$ createdb draughtcraftdev

$ python setup.py develop
$ pecan populate development.py
$ pecan serve development.py

Running the Tests

$ python setup.py test

Deploying Remotely

To start, you'll need at least two physical (or virtual) servers: one to serve the Python application, and another to serve as a PostgreSQL database. Additionally, you'll need to configure SSH key access for both of them, and open up traffic on the PostgreSQL machine for inbound traffic on port (by default) 5432.

From here, it's pretty simple:

$ cd ansible
$ pip install ansible

Edit the hosts file to point at the hostname (or IP) of your respective servers, then deploy:

$ mv playbooks/hosts.example playbooks/hosts
$ mv playbooks/prod.yml.example playbooks/prod.yml
$ ansible-playbook -i playbooks/hosts playbooks/setup_server.yml playbooks/deploy.yml --private-key=~/.ssh/your-private-key