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Update Contributing docs to add docs on using make (#379)

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Combine the "make" instructions with the
previous direct installation instructions, add
small section on using a locally-hosted
postgres.
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@ -76,59 +76,60 @@ near the top of the docker-compose file; the default set are designed for a
local installation, though.
Direct installation
Direct Installation
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Takahē requires Python 3.10 or above, so you'll need that first. Clone the repo::
git clone https://github.com/jointakahe/takahe/
Then, ``cd`` into that directory and create and activate a virtual environment
(you can use other options, but this is the basic example)::
The repo comes with a ``Makefile`` that simplifies some of the local development setup:
python3 -m venv .venv
. .venv/bin/activate
*Note: The default* ``make`` *targets use the postgres container from the Docker setup, so once built the db and migrations are already done. See below for instructions on setting up a local PostgreSQL instance for development.*
Then install the development requirements::
Setup the local python and git environment::
python3 -m pip install -r requirements-dev.txt
make setup_local
Enable the git commit hooks to do auto-formatting and linting
(if you don't do this, our CI system will reject your PRs until they match)::
Start the postgres db in Docker::
python3 -m pre_commit install
make startdb
Create a databse in your local PostgreSQL instance::
sudo -u postgres createdb takahe
You will need to set up some (i.e. `TAKAHE_DATABASE_SERVER`) development settings
(you can edit `.env` later)::
cp development.env .env
Now you can apply migrations::
python3 -m manage migrate
.. _start-web:
You can run the web interface to see it at http://localhost:8000::
python3 -m manage runserver
make runserver
You will need to run Stator in order to have background actions work::
python3 -m manage runstator
make runstator
Make yourself a superuser account in order to log in::
python3 -m manage createsuperuser
make createsuperuser
And you can run the tests with pytest::
python3 -m pytest
make test
If you want to edit settings, you can edit the ``.env`` file.
Local PostgreSQL Setup
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Create a database in your local PostgreSQL instance::
sudo -u postgres createdb takahe
Update the ``.env`` file produced by ``make setup_local`` to comment out the Docker-based ``TAKAHE_DATABASE_SERVER`` setting, and uncomment the other one (see the comments in the ``.env`` file).
Now you can apply migrations::
. .venv/bin/activate
python3 -m manage migrate
With the database connection changed, `the rest <#start-web>`_ of the Direct Installation instructions are the same.
Building Documentation
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