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| ## Setting up | ## Setting up | ||||||
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| <details><summary><strong>Click to view setup instructions</strong></summary> |  | ||||||
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| As you'll see below, Etiquette has a core backend package and multiple frontends that use it. These frontend applications will use `import etiquette` to access the backend code. Therefore, the `etiquette` package needs to be in the right place for Python to find it for `import`. | As you'll see below, Etiquette has a core backend package and multiple frontends that use it. These frontend applications will use `import etiquette` to access the backend code. Therefore, the `etiquette` package needs to be in the right place for Python to find it for `import`. | ||||||
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| 1. Run `pip install -r requirements.txt --upgrade`. | 1. Run `pip install -r requirements.txt --upgrade`. | ||||||
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| 4. Run `python -c "import etiquette; print(etiquette)"` to confirm. | 4. Run `python -c "import etiquette; print(etiquette)"` to confirm. | ||||||
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| ## Running | ## Running | ||||||
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| <details> | In order to prevent the accidental creation of Etiquette databases, you must first use `etiquette_cli.py init` to create your database. | ||||||
| <summary><strong>Click to view run instructions</strong></summary> |  | ||||||
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| In order to prevent the accidental creation of Etiquette databases, you must use `etiquette_cli.py init` to create your database. | ### Running Etiquette CLI | ||||||
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| <summary><strong>Running Etiquette CLI</strong></summary> |  | ||||||
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| Run `python etiquette_cli.py` to launch the script. You should see a help message describing each of the commands. | Run `python etiquette_cli.py` to launch the script. You should see a help message describing each of the commands. | ||||||
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| It is expected that you create a shortcut file or launch script so you don't have to type the whole filepath every time. | It is expected that you create a shortcut file or launch script so you don't have to type the whole filepath every time. | ||||||
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| </details> | ### Running Etiquette Flask locally | ||||||
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| <summary><strong>Running Etiquette Flask locally</strong></summary> |  | ||||||
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| Run `python etiquette_flask_dev.py [port]` to launch the flask server. Port defaults to 5000 if not provided. | Run `python etiquette_flask_dev.py [port]` to launch the flask server. Port defaults to 5000 if not provided. | ||||||
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| It is expected that you create a shortcut file or launch script so you don't have to type the whole filepath every time. | It is expected that you create a shortcut file or launch script so you don't have to type the whole filepath every time. | ||||||
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| </details> | ### Running Etiquette Flask with Gunicorn | ||||||
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| <summary><strong>Running Etiquette Flask with Gunicorn</strong></summary> |  | ||||||
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| You already know that the frontend code imports the backend code. But now, gunicorn needs to import the frontend code. | You already know that the frontend code imports the backend code. But now, gunicorn needs to import the frontend code. | ||||||
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| It is expected that you create a shortcut file or launch script so you don't have to type the whole filepath every time. | It is expected that you create a shortcut file or launch script so you don't have to type the whole filepath every time. | ||||||
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| </details> | ### Running Etiquette REPL | ||||||
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| <summary><strong>Running Etiquette REPL</strong></summary> |  | ||||||
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| Run `python etiquette_repl.py` to launch the Python interpreter with the PhotoDB pre-loaded into a variable called `P`. Try things like `P.new_photo` or `P.digest_directory`. | Run `python etiquette_repl.py` to launch the Python interpreter with the PhotoDB pre-loaded into a variable called `P`. Try things like `P.new_photo` or `P.digest_directory`. | ||||||
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| It is expected that you create a shortcut file or launch script so you don't have to type the whole filepath every time. | It is expected that you create a shortcut file or launch script so you don't have to type the whole filepath every time. | ||||||
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| ## Basic usage | ## Basic usage | ||||||
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| Let's say you store your photos in `D:\Documents\Photos`, and you want to tag the files with Etiquette. You can get started with these steps: | Let's say you store your photos in `D:\Documents\Photos`, and you want to tag the files with Etiquette. You can get started with these steps: | ||||||
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