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Creating a Dev Environment
seamussmith edited this page Jan 3, 2022
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- Python (because python)
- Django (django template syntax highlighting)
- GitLens (very good extension in general, everyone should have it)
- Visual Studio Code
- pipenv (virtual environments)
- git (version control)
- GitHub CLI (github authorization)
- Make sure you are logged in to GitHub via GitHub CLI. To do this, run
gh auth login
in a terminal and follow the steps.
- You can open a PowerShell terminal in a directory by pressing shift+right-click and selecting "Open in Powershell terminal" in the right click prompt. This option is not shown when right clicking normally.
- In VSCode, to open an integrated terminal you can press ctrl+shift+`.
- Open up a terminal then navigate to your preferred directory
- Run
git clone https://github.com/worcestertechnicalhighschool/ratatoskr.git
- Run
cd ./ratatoskr
- Run
code .
to open VSCode in the current directory
- In a terminal, run
pipenv install
- That's it I guess...
- Things we use
- Heroku Maintaining
- Creating a dev environment
- Documentation Guidelines
- Calendar Integration Schema