This is a container project for working on django-badgekit-webhooks.

To use it, clone this repo and https://github.com/tgs/django-badgekit-webhooks
into separate directories.  Create and activate a virtualenv to work on these
projects with isolated dependencies.  Install foreman (a node.js project) or
probably honcho (python version) would work fine.

Then:

    cd django-badgekit-webhooks
    python setup.py develop

    cd ../webhook-project-site      # this project
    pip install -r requirements.txt

Then copy template.env to .env, and edit the settings.  Then:

    foreman run python manage.py syncdb
    foreman start

Now you should be able to navigate to http://localhost:5000/bk/hello/ and
see "Hello, world. Badges!!!"

The Django development server is fancy enough to notice that you've changed
files in the django-badgekit-webhooks module.  Neat.

This is a container project for working on django-badgekit-webhooks.

To use it, clone this repo.  Create and activate a virtualenv to work on this
project with isolated dependencies.  Install foreman (a node.js project), or
probably honcho (python version) would work fine.

Copy template.env to .env, and edit the settings.  Then run:

    pip install -r requirements.txt
    foreman run ./manage.py syncdb
    foreman run ./manage.py runserver

Now you should be able to navigate to http://localhost:8000/bk/hello/ and
see "Hello, world. Badges!!!"

This project includes a git submodule in `apps/badgekit_webhooks`.  The `pip
install -r requirements.txt` will install this submodule in development mode.
The Django development server is fancy enough to notice that you've changed
files in the django-badgekit-webhooks module.  Neat.

BUT, if you want to develop `django-badgekit-webhooks`, be careful!  Working
with submodules, it's easy to lose your work.  You may want to check out that
project into a separate directory, and run `python setup.py develop` in its
root directory, so that you have better control.  A submodule is used so that
Heroku gathers it up in its deployment.  If there's a better way, tell me!

Update the readme to the current instructions
Update the readme to the current instructions
