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Installing brutaldon

Brutaldon is a perfectly normal Django app, so if you've ever installed a Django app, it should be straightforward. It will work either as a local application, or installed on a server.

For either case, you will need Python 3 installed to start with, including pip.

Common steps

If you haven't already, you need to install Pipenv, a tool for managing Python virtual environments.

You can install it just with pip install pipenv.

Development or local install

In the top brutaldon directory, run pipenv install. This will install all the dependencies. Then run pipenv run python ./manage.py migrate. That will create a SQLite database the application needs. Then run pipenv run python ./manage.py runserver. That will start a local server on http://localhost:8000/.

Point your browser to that address and log in to your instance. You will have to log in with the alternate (username and password) method.

Server installation

This will depend on your server setup, and you should consult Deploying Django. Be sure to read the Deployment checklist, because some things in it are security critical. You will also want to set up a database. Brutaldon doesn't use the database very heavily, so if you only have a few users, the default SQLite is probably fine and doesn't require any additional setup.

One common step would be to install dependencies like this: PIPENV_VENV_IN_PROJECT=1 pipenv install. This will install dependencies within the project folder.

Then edit brutaldon/settings.py. You definitely need to change the values of SECRET_KEY and ALLOWED_HOSTS. Also edit the database parameters to match the database you chose. Then run pipenv run python ./manage.py migrate to populate the database.

I installed brutaldon with Apache and mod_wsgi. If you installed brutaldon in /usr/local/share/, you'd add config lines something like this to the virtual host brutaldon is installed in.

Alias /brutaldon/static /usr/local/share/brutaldon/brutaldon/static
<Directory /usr/local/share/brutaldon/brutaldon/static>
    Require all granted
</Directory>

WSGIScriptAlias /brutaldon /usr/local/share/brutaldon/brutaldon/wsgi.py
WSGIDaemonProcess brutaldon python-path=/usr/local/share/brutaldon python-home=/usr/local/share/brutaldon/.venv

<Directory /usr/local/share/brutaldon/brutaldon>
    <Files wsgi.py>
    Require all granted                                                    
    </Files>
</Directory>

Be sure you serve the entire site over https only.