"awt" is an abbreviation of "ABIF web tool". A running instance of this can be found at https://abif.electorama.com
Installing and Running
Here's some steps for installing and running awt.py that should result in a running web server:
- Check out the awt repository into a convenient directory (example:
~/src/awt) - Check out the abiftool repository into a different directory
(example:
~/src/abiftool) - Edit the
awt/env_vars.shscript to match the locations in which you checked outawtandabiftool - Within the
abiftooldirectory, runfetchmgr.py fetchspecs/*to fetch several example election files from the web and convert them to.abif - Within the
awtdirectory, run theRUNAWT.shscript - After answering a question or two, you should have a web server running at a random port on your machine. The URL to your local homepage should be part of the initial output of the script.
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