Requirements

Django-Vitae is developed and tested in Python 3. It depends on several external packages (other than Django):

• Markdown (makes pretty HTML with simple text entries)

• citeproc-py (creates citations formatted according to desired CSL styles [not yet implemented])

• citeproc-py-styles (adds library of CSL styles)

• reportlab (creates PDFs on-the-fly)

Installation

From PyPI:

pip install django-vitae

For the latest development version:

git clone https://github.com/mikebader/django-vitae
cd django-vitae
python setup.py install

If you are new to Django, you may want to visit the Getting Started guide in the documentation.

Documentation

Incomplete documentation can be found in the docs/ directory and at http://djangocv.readthedocs.io/.

Testing

To test, you need to install the following packages:

• Nose & django-nose (used for testing suite)

• Coverage (used to document testing coverage)

pip install nose
pip install django-nose
pip install coverage

A test suite can be found in the tests/ directory. With Nose and Coverage installed, you may run the tests with runtests.py. From the django-vitae root directory:

./runtests.py

To test only a single model, you may use the flag --attr=<model_name> for the model (not implemented for all models). For example, to test books, you would use:

./runtests.py --attr=book