How to connect to the repo July 14 2014

create_django_branch.sh

#assumes Mac OS X 10.9 with Xcode Command line tools and FireFox installed
#install hombrew
ruby -e "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.github.com/Homebrew/homebrew/go/install)"
brew doctor

#install python 3 in homebrew's path and get virtualenv for it
brew install python3 #includes pip3
pip3 install virtualenv

#------ MICHELLE START HERE ---------------#
#go make a palce to put everything
mkdir -p ~/$PATH/$SITENAME
#these we use later
mkdir -p ~/$PATH/$SITENAME/database #not in repo
mkdir -p ~/$PATH/$SITENAME/static   #not in repo
mkdir -p ~/$PATH/$SITENAME/virtualenv #not in repo

#create the virtualenv
cd ~/$PATH/$SITENAME
virtualenv --python=python3 virtualenv #put the virtualenv in the dirvirtualenv
source virtualenv/bin/activate

#get the repo and put it in a directory called source
git clone $REMOTE_REPO #https://github.com/mleonhart/CRASHLACMA.git source

#confirm you have the branch you are looking for. If not, get it. 
cd source 
git remote -v #should show you that that now there is a remote repo called origin
git branch #shows branches
git fetch origin django_init:django_init #where django_init is the branch other than Master you want to get.

#switch to django_init
git checkout django_init

#get the requirements installed (Django and Selenium only at the moment)
pip install -r requirements.txt

#create a new banch to work in
git branch $YOUR_NEW_BRANCH_NAME
git checkout $YOUR_NEW_BRANCH_NAME

#run the branch BEFORE making any changes. 
python manage.py migrate
python manage.py runserver

#much later, when you're ready
#git push origin $YOUR_NEW_BRANCH_NAME #sends your branch back to repo